Anyone know of any good 4 wheel alignment places in the kent area.
My SVR seems to follow the ruts, and very very slightly pulls to the left,or seems too. Has 295x40x22 tyres.

My old 06 supercharged seems to drive a lot nicer steering wise.has 22s on aswell

Have taken to an alignment place in Braintree Essex, they said was pretty much spot on and didn't really need adjusting, i asked them to anyway.
I had a look at home afterwards, could not see any sign of any nuts/bolts being touched.

I returned car to dealer ,they drove it, they agreed with me, just said its down to tyres/wheels

Did the place you used initially not give you a print out of the readings? Could try your postcode here to see if anyone with the Hunter Alignment equipment comes up near you.

https://alignmycar.co.uk/

Cheers
Col

Yep, gave me a printout of before and after,
Thanks, I'll give them a call

I previously had an 06 supercharged and took it to places that have the Hunter 4 wheel alignment, but unless they can plug the car in and put it in "Tight Tolerance mode" you are wasting your time & money as i did. The only garage that got the alignment bang on was the Main Dealer, completely transformed the drive and steering 2024 Range Rover Sport D300 Dynamic SE in Varesine Blue
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jorosa wrote:

I previously had an 06 supercharged and took it to places that have the Hunter 4 wheel alignment, but unless they can plug the car in and put it in "Tight Tolerance mode" you are wasting your time & money as i did. The only garage that got the alignment bang on was the Main Dealer, completely transformed the drive and steering

You do not need diag. equipment etc. to put the L494 in tight tolerance mode, if I understand correctly as you can do it yourself with a manual procedure.

Activation:
1. Gearbox in Park
2. Start the engine
3. Suspension in normal height
4. Open the driver's door
5. Press the brake pedal 3 times
6. Close the driver's door within 10 seconds of the first brake pedal press

If successful, the instrument cluster will emit two soft chimes after the driver's door is closed, to indicate the air suspension system is in TTM.

Deactivation:
Turn the engine off or drive the vehicle over 5 mph.

Cheers
Col