S srhutch Legend East Sussex, UK Jan 3, 2015 #2 Can see no reason why you would need to align after replacing a bearing.
D Dale_B Active member Northumberland Jan 3, 2015 #3 I am with Srhutch, there should be no need to have alignment carried out.
T thepits Senior member Jan 3, 2015 #5 Geezah said: Thanks guys, I'll just crack on as I am then! Click to expand... I agree, but, if the reason that you changed tyres was down to uneven wear it may be money well spent?
Geezah said: Thanks guys, I'll just crack on as I am then! Click to expand... I agree, but, if the reason that you changed tyres was down to uneven wear it may be money well spent?
T thepits Senior member Jan 3, 2015 #7 Geezah said: Tyres all looking good, ta. Click to expand... "confused dot.com" that's me :thumbsdown: been looking at too many posts, so got my tyres confused with bearings - DOH. I'm off for a nap, byeeee. zzzzzzzzzzzz
Geezah said: Tyres all looking good, ta. Click to expand... "confused dot.com" that's me :thumbsdown: been looking at too many posts, so got my tyres confused with bearings - DOH. I'm off for a nap, byeeee. zzzzzzzzzzzz
