Best place for Alignment in San Diego?

[BMWM3PWR]

i need to get an alignment after changing the rear bushings this past weekend. can anyone provide a couple of places?

thanks

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[MojoMika]

Try this: http://www.google.nl/search?hl=nl&ei=yTIdSt6qAcXO-Abb-8jDCw&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=wheel+alignment+san+diego&spell=1, personally haven't had any experience. Good luck http://pppcm.com/72l1274.jpg

[LuxoM3]

When you search in google try "Race Alignment" you'll get better search results... than just "alignment car" ...

Straight "wheel shops" can do an alignment, but they only care about getting it to "spec" and spec sometimes is -.04 to +.04... so you might get a lazy tech to do you -.02 and .00.

A race alignment ship WILL CHARGE you more, but they will ask you - what type of driving you do, what do you want the car to do, tire life, etc. Then they NAIL the specs...

i.e. 1995 BMW M3...
Front Camber -1/-1
Toe: -.02 / -.02
Caster: 7.0

Rear Camber -1.5/-1.5
Toe: -.02/-.02

Those aren't actual numbers, but my point is, you SHOULD see even numbers side to side for the best response and handling from your car. If your car is stock the camber/caster numbers aren't adjustable, a but good shop will TWEAK things to make them as close to even as possible.

[JPanda]

I take my car to True Line in Kearny Villa Rd. They used to be in Clairemont. They're good.