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I am putting new snow tires (and rims) on my 2005 MCS that has about 21,000 miles on. Both rear wheel bearings were replaced about two months ago and there is what I believe...cupping on the rear tires. I wasn't sure if I should take the car in to have the alignment done when I put these new snow tires on or not. Seems to have those wheel bearings replaced and the wear on the tires it would be a good idea...suggestions.....comments....thanks in advance
My local very good tire shop sold me a lifetime alignment for only about $70. I have them check it every time I get new tires or make a change or feel like it.
I bet someone in your area does the same.
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Thanks for the advice all. I put the new snow tires on tonight and I can feel the car riding smoother, it's great! I am going to call around to a few auto places to find out who has a good rate for the alignment....I was wondering if I should do it since the wheel bearings were replaced....do you think that the alignment is off?
The tread was so low on the inside of those rear tires, wow! Looks like I will be looking for two new ones for the spring when I switch back
Funny thing...The winter tires are mounted on black steelies and it looks sweet on the dark silver car...makes me want to buy new rims!!!
