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Wheel Alignment / Tracking

gopher

gopher

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I managed to hit a large pot-hole the other day and now my cayenne needs tracking. On speaking to the Dealer, they recommended 4 wheel alignment as the cayenne will easily get through tyres when the alignment is out.

I just wondered if this is good advice and also if the cayenne is susceptable to constant wheel alignment.

Any comments?
 
I completly cratered my Cayenne Tracking whilst Off road .. so much so the PASM was failing when I tried to drive in straight line on a road (steering wheel was 15 degrees from true).. long story dont ask ....

Its just a laser re track ... as in they do em all ....and fix em all.. I dont think they do a front V rear V all option
 
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