Laser Alignment
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sconzo

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123 posts

198 months

Tuesday 6th March 2012
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Afternoon all,

Looking to get the car laser aligned after a particularly nasty pothole incident.

Can anyone recommend a specialist in the Glasgow area? Hypertech in Bonnybridge have been recommended but open to suggestions.

Cheers
Sconzo

Edited by sconzo on Tuesday 6th March 15:53

F3RNANDO

5,186 posts

208 months

Tuesday 6th March 2012
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sconzo said:
Afternoon all,

Looking to get the car laser aligned after a particularly nasty pothole incident.

Can anyone recommend a specialist in the Glasgow area? Hypertech in Bonnybridge have been recommended but open to suggestions.

Cheers
Sconzo
Willie at CLCM in Sighthill Industrial Estate in Edinburgh http://www.scoot.co.uk/Scotland/-/Edinburgh/C-L-C-...
Best in the central belt and very reasonable.

johnycarrera

1,935 posts

260 months

Tuesday 6th March 2012
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Not sure who all has the laser equipment, maybe just OPC.........

I go to Kenneth Brown in Hillington industrial estate if that is closer to you (don't think he has the fancy laser gear but not sure) does the alignment, camber etc etc and corner weighting for £137

F3RNANDO

5,186 posts

208 months

Tuesday 6th March 2012
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At CLCM if your car is anywhere near straight to start you should get change from 60 quid!

Rockster

1,515 posts

190 months

Tuesday 6th March 2012
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sconzo said:
Afternoon all,

Looking to get the car laser aligned after a particularly nasty pothole incident.

Can anyone recommend a specialist in the Glasgow area? Hypertech in Bonnybridge have been recommended but open to suggestions.

Cheers
Sconzo

Edited by sconzo on Tuesday 6th March 15:53
Whichever shop you use should be told about the pothole and be especially on the lookout for any alignment setting that requires too much adjustment to bring into spec.

If too much adjustment is needed something got bent and that needs to be found and replaced and then the alignment done.

A good shop should already know to do this if you tell them a pothole was hit, but you should be aware of it as well.

Chances are nothing got bent, but you want to be sure.

Sincerely,

Rockster.