L Laura Car AMV8, Mk1 Golf Jul 19, 2007 #1 im ordering new wheels soon but was going to have my tracking done this weekend, is there anypoint? will it need re doing with new wheels?
im ordering new wheels soon but was going to have my tracking done this weekend, is there anypoint? will it need re doing with new wheels?
G geordieracer Car 306 GTI-6 Jul 19, 2007 #2 Sorry to hijack but I am very interested in the answer to this. Putting my 172 alloys on in the next few days. Free bump as well.
Sorry to hijack but I am very interested in the answer to this. Putting my 172 alloys on in the next few days. Free bump as well.
B bmh.01 Car BMW M135i Jul 19, 2007 #3 Nope, unless its off now theres no point doing it. Certainly won't change with new wheels.
D Dafthead ClioSport Club Member Car Q8 E-Tron Jul 19, 2007 #4 it's the track rod ends that do your tracking, which aren't changed when you change wheels, so no
L Laura Car AMV8, Mk1 Golf Jul 19, 2007 #5 well its out now, so if i get it done then in a few weeks i get my new wheels the tracking will still be fine?
well its out now, so if i get it done then in a few weeks i get my new wheels the tracking will still be fine?
B bmh.01 Car BMW M135i Jul 19, 2007 #6 It will generally go out over time though due to speed bumps and potholes etc. Twating a kerb will f**k it up well too.
It will generally go out over time though due to speed bumps and potholes etc. Twating a kerb will f**k it up well too.
B bmh.01 Car BMW M135i Jul 19, 2007 #7 Taylor said: well its out now, so if i get it done then in a few weeks i get my new wheels the tracking will still be fine? Click to expand... Yep.
Taylor said: well its out now, so if i get it done then in a few weeks i get my new wheels the tracking will still be fine? Click to expand... Yep.