Suggestions needed on Alignment/wheel balance shop (Bothell, Mill Creek)
The only place I trust is Group 2 Motorsports in Seattle. I've gone to a few of the other hot shops in the past, & almost stuffed my car into the wall in turn 2 @ Pacific due to a poor wheel alignment. The trusted shop did toe out in the rear of my E30 M3.
I guess I would need to consider them if I found no other options that are closer to my area.
Someone posted this place previously, but no one answer the call when I called today.
http://www.omnibrake.com/
An old post also shows Tru-line, are they any good?
http://www.trulineseattle.com/about.html
Someone posted this place previously, but no one answer the call when I called today.
http://www.omnibrake.com/
An old post also shows Tru-line, are they any good?
http://www.trulineseattle.com/about.html
Last edited by chobit; Dec 10, 2011 at 01:01 AM.
Can't go wrong with Trueline....Byron will does a outstanding job and corner balance. Stands behind his work.
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+1 on Group 2. They are the only shop I allow to work on my car.
Group 2 is normally closed on Saturdays, but I've driven by and found Chris working on a Saturday before.
I guess I would need to consider them if I found no other options that are closer to my area.
Someone posted this place previously, but no one answer the call when I called today.
http://www.omnibrake.com/
An old post also shows Tru-line, are they any good?
http://www.trulineseattle.com/about.html
Someone posted this place previously, but no one answer the call when I called today.
http://www.omnibrake.com/
An old post also shows Tru-line, are they any good?
http://www.trulineseattle.com/about.html
I used Tru-Line when I first got my car. He seems very knowledgable. His shop is filled with Porsche race-ready cars so...
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