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Old 11-24-2008, 08:46 PM   #1
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Old 11-25-2008, 04:57 AM   #2
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yes it does, if you run... say 205/40/17 on the front and 215/35R17 on the back, and for the winter you run 185/XXR15 all the way around, then yes you do need an alignment due to the fact that the difference in tire size will affect your camber/ caster. So it does matter. It may not make enough of a difference in your alignment to be concerned about it, but to be correct it needs an alignment in that situation. Now if you run 205/40R17 all the way around on one set of rims, and 185/60R15 on the other set, then there is absolutly no reason to get an alignment because the tires being a matching set will not affect any of your alignment geometry. You may flame me because I'm the new guy, but I am a ASE Master Tech, and I work as a Senior Mechanic for the State.
You've got to be kidding me. How the crazy does your camber AND/OR caster change if you're just getting bigger tire diameter?

Does your camber AND/OR caster change when you run the car up on a ramp? Because thats technically what you're doing.... dang. I'll stop. This is going to get stupid.

Tires do not effect camber and caster. Camber and caster effects tires. Unless you've got some TOO MUCH GRIP status, and causes those bolts to get loose, some how.

Are you truly a ASE Master Tech?

I felt myself getting pulled hard into this one...
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