alignment shop in central nj that can handle lowered/18's?
 

hey guys,

for some reason, getting my car aligned after my clutch install as been a real PITA.

I took it to sears a lil while back and the guy came back all pissy and said "get adjustable camber bolts and then maybe we can do something for you". well f*** you too. obviously you can adjust the camber with stock camber bolts, they just didn't know how to do it.

ive taken it to a couple of mom n pop shops and they get a scared look in their eye when i say it's lowered AND has 18" rims.

anyone had good experience with a shop in monmouth/ocean counties that can deal with lowered/bigger rim evo's and knows how to change the camber as well?

yes ive searched relentlessly and people have either suggested eurotire, or a place like firestone....i dont feel like drivin all that way and nobody's suggested any place around me.

thanks!

*Edit - just took my car to EG Tire and Auto in Dayton that Manny mentioned and they were awesome. Great service, and def knew what they were doing. They had no problem with the fact my car was lowered and had rims...I def recommend them!

not close to you but they align alot of autox cars and few of my friends evos.

EG Tire and Auto Center
2276 Route 130
Dayton, NJ 08810
(732)-329-6300

there's a place in freehold, NJ. Called the front end shop I believe, they took car of my alignment when I need it after my coilover install on my jetta with 18's on it. They specialize in lowered cars with bigger than normal rims. Check out front out end shop farmingdale, NJ. give em a call

cool, thanks boys....anyone else?

bump, anybody else got some ideas?

Complete Tire and Auto on Route 36 in West Keansburg has a 4 wheel alignment pit so lowered cars are no problem.

cool, ill give those places a try...thanks guys

if you're in central nj and need an alignment or other suspension work, hit up EG tire and auto in dayton!

dude. robispec is in jersey this week. im going tommorow. theres a thread somewhere in this section.

i saw that....i'm not looking to go nuts though, and his prices are pretty expensive to get an alignment to stock specs...let me know how yours works out.