atalarico
Senior Member
Just a heads up and a bit of a question. I finally decided to buy in to the Firestone Lifetime Alignment program. I just purchased a new set of Geolander A/TS' (265/75) from Discount and my the truck was still pulling to the right. I went with Firestone because Big O was so ornery at my last alignment and insisted that the pull was because my tires were shot (which they were). I was told new tires would solve the problem, so I got them somewhere else.
Anyway, to my surprise, the Lifetime Alignment is actually on sale right now! It ended up being $40 off, which is nice.
The one thing I need to figure out though is what person at Firestone said during the intake chat. She basically said that car's generally don't need alignments more than twice a year. The way she phrased it made it sound like if I need more than twice a year then something is not right. Anyone have any opinion on this? I mean, I know that under normal conditions with a vehicle that's not as old as my 97 that might be correct. For the most part, I'm mindful of potholes and curbs. This has a lot to do with dodging craters during my formative driving years in Michigan.
I'm currently waiting for the alignment to be done, and I'm waiting for the usual up-sell and my polite response indicating that I try to work on my car myself.
Thanks in advance, and I hope other people appreciate the heads up!
Anyway, to my surprise, the Lifetime Alignment is actually on sale right now! It ended up being $40 off, which is nice.
The one thing I need to figure out though is what person at Firestone said during the intake chat. She basically said that car's generally don't need alignments more than twice a year. The way she phrased it made it sound like if I need more than twice a year then something is not right. Anyone have any opinion on this? I mean, I know that under normal conditions with a vehicle that's not as old as my 97 that might be correct. For the most part, I'm mindful of potholes and curbs. This has a lot to do with dodging craters during my formative driving years in Michigan.
I'm currently waiting for the alignment to be done, and I'm waiting for the usual up-sell and my polite response indicating that I try to work on my car myself.
Thanks in advance, and I hope other people appreciate the heads up!