Orlando area Alignment
06-21-2014, 08:10 AM
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Boulevard Tire Center
In case someone searches this forum with the same question:
I scoured the internet (aka:10 pages deep in google) and after looking at BMW, Corvette, Subaru, Scion, and Evo forums I came up with (drum roll please)
Boulevard Tire Center
2810 South Orange Ave
Orlando, FL 32809
(407) 240-1072
I was a walk in, so I expected a wait, and I did wait 45min for my mustang to get on the rack. (a black 13' GT with the same AM wheels was on the rack when I arrived). The tech who did the alignment came into the waiting area and talked with me about why I came in, how the car felt, and how I drove it before he even started.
I told him that the car felt fine, wasn't pulling either way, and that I had just installed springs/shocks/struts/CC plates/PHB and I wanted it back in spec.
It took approximately 30-45 min for the alignment and they didn't seem to mind my face plastered to the window watching them. I was very impressed with the tech I dealt with, to the point I gave him a $20 tip when he brought me the print out and showed me everything was now correct on my car.
The total out-the-door cost was $95.
When I got home I checked my dash cam to see how the tech drove it and where he went. He was a careful driver and the only thing of note: He rev'd once at a Grabber Blue s197 on the way back to the shop
I scoured the internet (aka:10 pages deep in google) and after looking at BMW, Corvette, Subaru, Scion, and Evo forums I came up with (drum roll please)
Boulevard Tire Center
2810 South Orange Ave
Orlando, FL 32809
(407) 240-1072
I was a walk in, so I expected a wait, and I did wait 45min for my mustang to get on the rack. (a black 13' GT with the same AM wheels was on the rack when I arrived). The tech who did the alignment came into the waiting area and talked with me about why I came in, how the car felt, and how I drove it before he even started.
I told him that the car felt fine, wasn't pulling either way, and that I had just installed springs/shocks/struts/CC plates/PHB and I wanted it back in spec.
It took approximately 30-45 min for the alignment and they didn't seem to mind my face plastered to the window watching them. I was very impressed with the tech I dealt with, to the point I gave him a $20 tip when he brought me the print out and showed me everything was now correct on my car.
The total out-the-door cost was $95.
When I got home I checked my dash cam to see how the tech drove it and where he went. He was a careful driver and the only thing of note: He rev'd once at a Grabber Blue s197 on the way back to the shop
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