Free Alignment from Infiniti
01-08-2008, 08:28 PM
#1
Free Alignment from Infiniti
For those of you that are not familiar with your Infiniti warranty, you should know that within the first 12,000 miles or 1 year of owning your NEW Infiniti you are able to get a FREE, ONE TIME front/rear aligment from your Infiniti dealer!
Many of you should know that the stock tires have a very low treadwear and will most likely not last as long as some of you might think. A good time to take advantage of your alignment would be around your second oil change. This will be just about the time (if you drive at high speeds) that the inside of your tires will start to wear slightly more than the outside. So please, don't spend the $60+ to get your car aligned when you can get it done for FREE!
Many of you should know that the stock tires have a very low treadwear and will most likely not last as long as some of you might think. A good time to take advantage of your alignment would be around your second oil change. This will be just about the time (if you drive at high speeds) that the inside of your tires will start to wear slightly more than the outside. So please, don't spend the $60+ to get your car aligned when you can get it done for FREE!
01-08-2008, 08:54 PM
#3
LOL I don't know what you said but I know this from personal experience. Like said it must be done within 12k 1yr.
Edit: Nvm its been a long day heh, I would not expect them to do anything after you drop it so don't bother wasting your time. If u do a minimal drop you might be able to get away with it especially if you change the wheels that may be a reason you can give them as to why it 'looks' lower.
Last edited by DiamondGCoupe; 01-08-2008 at 08:59 PM.
01-08-2008, 10:04 PM
#6
I'm not sure where it says this but as I have had two Infiniti's I know that I have received a free alignment on each car. All I did was simply say (within the time/miles period) my car was pulling X or Y and they will align it for you for free. Feel free to ask your service advisor BEFORE you just say 'align my car for me' there is no reason for them to say "hey, we do it for free put your money away!"
That was funny just to say!
That was funny just to say!
01-09-2008, 11:45 PM
#7
I called my rep at Infiniti and she said they would still align my car even with it being dropped since I am owed one within one year or 12k. she said there is no way they can get it back to oem specs because the camber cant be adjusted(already knew that) but still think its cool they will do it. I am having it done after i put my wheels on ....
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01-23-2008, 01:59 PM
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sorry to be a newb but if i put 20's on my car should i align it right after (not doing a drop)
What else is "Free" (haha the car is 40K!!!) that we/I might not know of?
Thanks for the good info DiamondGCoupe!
What else is "Free" (haha the car is 40K!!!) that we/I might not know of?
Thanks for the good info DiamondGCoupe!
01-23-2008, 03:55 PM
#11
If so, can you explain why?
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01-23-2008, 04:11 PM
#12
Basically what I'm saying (look at the picture below) when you drive and high speeds this causes the tires to flare out which in turn causes uneven wear and will eventually cause your tires to begin to feather on the insides. You can do a good job of preventing this even if you drive around 90 on the highway if you get your car aligned often. Since our stock tires are very soft (180 treadwear) they will be more prone to feathering down the road.. I recommend (if you drive decent) having your car aligned around 6-8,000 miles and make sure you rotate your tires at a regular interval like an oil change. Hope that helps a little kind of difficult for me to explain so have a look on some tires sites.
01-23-2008, 04:17 PM
#13
Tire feathering can start to happen really at any speed. I can't really do a great job of explaining this so try a search over on Google so you can read up and better understand. I can tell you one thing, when you do search, there are going to be a lot of 350Z, G35 websites that pop up which I thought was quite interesting.
Basically what I'm saying (look at the picture below) when you drive and high speeds this causes the tires to flare out which in turn causes uneven wear and will eventually cause your tires to begin to feather on the insides. You can do a good job of preventing this even if you drive around 90 on the highway if you get your car aligned often. Since our stock tires are very soft (180 treadwear) they will be more prone to feathering down the road.. I recommend (if you drive decent) having your car aligned around 6-8,000 miles and make sure you rotate your tires at a regular interval like an oil change. Hope that helps a little kind of difficult for me to explain so have a look on some tires sites.
Basically what I'm saying (look at the picture below) when you drive and high speeds this causes the tires to flare out which in turn causes uneven wear and will eventually cause your tires to begin to feather on the insides. You can do a good job of preventing this even if you drive around 90 on the highway if you get your car aligned often. Since our stock tires are very soft (180 treadwear) they will be more prone to feathering down the road.. I recommend (if you drive decent) having your car aligned around 6-8,000 miles and make sure you rotate your tires at a regular interval like an oil change. Hope that helps a little kind of difficult for me to explain so have a look on some tires sites.
03-14-2008, 01:53 PM
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