Hunter 4 wheel - London

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docttor999

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Anyone recommend somewhere in London, prefer East but willing to travel. I am getting a new set of alloys and am paranoid they will get marked on the alignment!
Have been to align my car website. Just want some personal recommendations :thumbsup:
 
I've always used elite too.

Despite having signs that tell you not to go into the alignment area, they're actually pretty friendly if you get chatting with the bloke when he comes and gets your car.

They've dealt with several of my very low cars, always had pieces of wood handy to help me out getting on the ramps and never marked my wheels.
 
Took my 3 month old from new focus st in there after it had been lowered. No marks on the wheels at all and they let me watch them do it.
 
ben g said:
I've always used elite direct in rainham for my wheel alignment and never had any issues.
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These guys were recommended to me by ETA Motorsport in Kent when I first looked at getting my Eibachs fitted. Will probably still take it there when they are done, as ETA have a good rep themselves from a couple of Forumites who have used them to service their ///Ms recently.

How long does it take - is it a while-u-wait job ?
 
Bing said:
ben g said:
I've always used elite direct in rainham for my wheel alignment and never had any issues.
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These guys were recommended to me by ETA Motorsport in Kent when I first looked at getting my Eibachs fitted. Will probably still take it there when they are done, as ETA have a good rep themselves from a couple of Forumites who have used them to service their ///Ms recently.

How long does it take - is it a while-u-wait job ?
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Took about an hour for mine. Was quite busy at the time though.
 
So went there today, the guy refused to do my alignment at Elite as my Alloys were too 'new' and he was worried re damaging them, they are BBS LM's, fitted 2 days ago. Least he was honest. I need to find somewhere else. May take a trip to Wheels In Motion after the Olympics as will be a bugger to drive there otherwise.

Is it ok to leave the alignment for a while, I don't do many miles?
 
Huh?

Alloys are too new. They would prefer to only align cars with old alloys as they may damage them?

What are they strapping to the wheels, Brillo pads?




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ranski said:
Huh?

Alloys are too new. They would prefer to only align cars with old alloys as they may damage them?

What are they strapping to the wheels, Brillo pads?




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I know what u mean! Annoyed i wasted my time, but will pop down to wheels in motion in a few weeks I think.
 
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