I own a 2023 i30N DCT and have just under 10.000 km (~6000 mi) on the clock.
Recently I've been to the oil change service and I also requested a wheel alignment.
The car didn't pull to the left or right, but I wanted to get it done, as I've had 2 impacts from the road.
The guy servicing the car said that it's a good thing that I've requested alignment, because a lot of measurements were "in red".
Finally, they adjusted everything and sent me the results after the adjustment. Rear wheels were perfect afterwards.
Caster & toe on front wheels - also perfect. However, camber is way off, especially on front right wheel.
On the picture above, we have camber, caster & toe for the front wheels.
On our FL cars, camber should be -1.5 deg negative. On my car it was (after adjustments) -1.25 on the left and -2.19 degrees on the right wheel. The car still doesn't pull to either side!
They told me not to worry about the values in the red, because it can be due to the worn out tyres, etc. But my tyres have only a couple of thousands of kms on them.
I am worried that the chassis is bent, or that my right tyre might wear out a lot faster on the inside or even that strut might be bent or become bent after next pothole hit.
What do you suggest me to do? Is it really not adjustable? Should I request this to be fixed under warranty?
Recently I've been to the oil change service and I also requested a wheel alignment.
The car didn't pull to the left or right, but I wanted to get it done, as I've had 2 impacts from the road.
The guy servicing the car said that it's a good thing that I've requested alignment, because a lot of measurements were "in red".
Finally, they adjusted everything and sent me the results after the adjustment. Rear wheels were perfect afterwards.
Caster & toe on front wheels - also perfect. However, camber is way off, especially on front right wheel.
On the picture above, we have camber, caster & toe for the front wheels.
On our FL cars, camber should be -1.5 deg negative. On my car it was (after adjustments) -1.25 on the left and -2.19 degrees on the right wheel. The car still doesn't pull to either side!
They told me not to worry about the values in the red, because it can be due to the worn out tyres, etc. But my tyres have only a couple of thousands of kms on them.
I am worried that the chassis is bent, or that my right tyre might wear out a lot faster on the inside or even that strut might be bent or become bent after next pothole hit.
What do you suggest me to do? Is it really not adjustable? Should I request this to be fixed under warranty?
