Alignment of our car was done yesterday. Camber of the front left was way out. What a difference driving home with no left pull! The technician also commented about aluminium replacing steel to make the car lighter but the aluminium flexes or distorts more. The result is hitting a large pothole is more likely to affect the alignment.
So how did they correct the camber on the front? Did they move the subframe.
"Technician" is talking bollocks about relative flex of Al v steel if they've been designed properly
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