Best place in Wichita Kansas Area for E450 alignment

one more thing....after much reading on the forum, I've taken notes on the preferred setting of the front end alignment for the E-450 chassis.

Below is what I think I've gleaned from all the information:

Caster is key to good tracking, set to high positive end, no 0 or negative.
+5 Left, +5.5 Right
Camber should be "0" but never Negative
Toe In should be "0" to a 1/8" Toe In

Any thing I missed or I'm incoreect, please feel free to educate me more!

Thanks
Kelly

RVservicereviews.com has been a good resource. We had a similar issue in Chicago (if you can believe that) - ended up as a highly-recommended truck alignment shop and they did a great job. Want to drive over?

You want a truck shop. One that Google found is Atlas Spring and Axle, 4500 W Irving St. I have no experience with them personally, since I'm many hundreds of miles away, but it seems like the kind of place that quite possibly could do a great job. At the least, they will work on motorhomes per their web site, and have been around for quite some time so presumably provide good enough service for people to come back to them.

If you don't mind driving to KC MO, go too Midway Ford. They work on big trucks and have been taking my Class C motorhomes there for years, they do great work never had a complaint with them, reasonable prices. They are located right by Worlds of Fun.

Well, instead of believing my first phone call to Wichita Spring and Axle, I stopped by there this morning. They do work on E450 Motorhomes! Their front-end guy was very knowledgeable about the E450, as he does all the Wichita City E450's and the County's E450 ambulances and EMS vehicles. Price was $74 to $130, depending on how bad out of alignment it is. And he will install all 4 of my Bilstein Shocks that I ordered online for $30 each. When I asked about the shocks, he said those Bilstein's are 50 times better than the Monroe GasMagnum that the front office carries there. I'm replacing the front tires just prior to taking the RV to them....Hopefully when I'm thru it'll drive like when I first bought the RV four years ago, which is GREAT...I'm pretty sure ALL the shocks and steering damper shock are factory originals, and 16 years old.....previous owner put new tires all around in January 2016...I'm replacing the front tires now, will go on our winter snowbird trip to Florida this Jan 1,2022....then back home in March...then in the spring I will replace the 4 rear tires, before our 3 month summer travels...all treads are pretty good considering I've put on 33,000 miles on the RV since we've owned it. but it's TIME for new ones due to age (6 years old now) but my RV is stored inside, so no sun exposure while stored!

I will report back with driving results after the new tires, shocks, damper, and front end alignment!

Good to hear! Sounds like you found the right place!