my car isnt lowered, but a good friend of mine drives a slammed civic with lifetime alignment from firestone and is still able to get it on the alignment machine. you either just go slow and carefully drive up onto the lift, or sometimes they lay out wood planks for him to drive on to decrease the slope.
The shop I work at has an alignment pit so there is nothing to drive up. Just call around and try to find a shop that has a pit and an aligner that is newer with the electronics on the wall. We had an older one that the electronics were in the heads and would have to read across the front of the car and wouldn't work on super low cars because they would block the beam.
The shop I work at has an alignment pit so there is nothing to drive up. Just call around and try to find a shop that has a pit and an aligner that is newer with the electronics on the wall. We had an older one that the electronics were in the heads and would have to read across the front of the car and wouldn't work on super low cars because they would block the beam.
Yeah that's your best bet. The shop I use to work at had the same thing. But they would not work on cars that were lowered more then a inch. So I'm not sure why the spent so much money getting it installed. You will have to tell the shop you call that your car is that low and see if they would 1) work on your car 2) want to deal with trying to get your car up on the ramps.
