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Originally Posted by djpathfinder A good tire shop will look at tire wear for evidence of uneven wear which could suggest an alignment problem but they will not put your
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A good tire shop will look at tire wear for evidence of uneven wear which could suggest an alignment problem but they will not put your vehicle up on a lift and hook up to alignment equipment without charging you.
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