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35ROK

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2013 BMW 335is
So I just had some new tires placed and had the alignment done as well just in case since it's been a few years. But ever since having it done, the cars been going to the right, and i have to constantly pull it left. Brought it back to have them check it again, but they're saying everything is where it's supposed to be other than the camber which they can't adjust without camber bolts or something. If anyone knows anything about alignments, can you take a look at the spec sheet they gave me and see what could be causing this? Because it was fine before I brought the car in. Thanks!

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Are you lowered on springs or coilovers? Can't imagine stock suspension can be that much off in the rear.
 
Looks fine from the alignment sheet, but if it pulls there is something wrong. Might not be alignment that's off though, or maybe they just BS'ed your spec sheet.
 
The alignment doesn't seem far off enough to cause a pull. Also, they barely changed anything on any of the specs, so the alignment shouldn't have impacted handling at all.
 
I'm lowered on H&R springs. Think I should try taking it to another alignment shop? I've had these guys do the alignment before and it was fine, but maybe it was a different tech.

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GOFAST24 said:
Could be the new tires! This has happened to me before several times over my 50 years of driving!
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So the tires were off then?
 
I have a very competent place if you're ever on west side.. Two guys always do the work. One reads and directs while the other makes those small adjustments.
 
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gto said:
I have a very competent place if you're ever on west side.. Two guys always do the work. One reads and directs while the other makes those small adjustments.
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That'd be great. I was contemplating on just letting it go, but feel like it's dangerous continuing to drive it in this condition. Also don't want the tires to wear out prematurely if something really is off! Thanks!
 
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