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It came down to 2 places on where to take my car to get my wheel alignment done. I eventually chose A.V.S suspension over bridgestone Noarlunga for a few reasons. A.V.S where slightly cheaper, specialise in imports and aren't quite so out the way for me.

Was just wondering if any of you guys have been to A.V.S and how you found it?

Also looking for some guide as to how i should ask to have the car setup, I have 18's and i definitely don't want too much uneven tread wear but at the same time want really good handling for going through the hills etc!

Cheers for your input guys!

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well my cars all been done, it wasn't scotty who put the radius rod bushes in the wrong way just to clarify that. It was the guys i got the bushes off. he spent a lot of time on my car getting it how i wanted. I'm really happy with everything to do with AVS and will recommend them for sure and be going back again!

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