Wheel alignment
Hello: We live in a fairly rural area and our selling dealer is 130 miles away. All of the information on our new MH says that you need an alignment when you've equipped the rig the way you're goin...
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There are companies that do do this on a mobile basis. I recently got a new coach and wanted this done. My local shop that I had been using for service for many years wanted a ton of money to do it, then I discovered that actually they used a mobile service that I could deal with directly. Less than half the price. All you need is a relatively level spot, a reliable company to do it if you can find one in your area and an hour's time.
I believe it's worth getting done once a new rig is loaded and some manufacturers strongly recommended it in their manuals. In my case, all was well except for (castor, I think) that was well out of specs. I had this done on my last coach as well and all I can say is that I didn't have any handling or tire-wear problems over my time with the coach (12 years).
So...I'm a believer FWIW.
I believe it's worth getting done once a new rig is loaded and some manufacturers strongly recommended it in their manuals. In my case, all was well except for (castor, I think) that was well out of specs. I had this done on my last coach as well and all I can say is that I didn't have any handling or tire-wear problems over my time with the coach (12 years).
So...I'm a believer FWIW.
