Customer Reviews for VEVOR Wheel Alignment Tool Camber Caster Toe Plates 2 Tape Measures w/Magnets

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After using it brought it to a buddy for a full alignment and he said was very close to perfect would not have noticed any tire wear really.

So glad I bought it they worked perfectly. Recommend them easy to use. Even Caravan repair is can’t do a wheel on it correctly after I used it found out that my alignment was way out since I’ve done it myself. They run perfectly.

The Vevor wheel alignment tool worked great. An affordable option to taking it in to a service center, especially if you have a hot rod or custom car that needs a special lift. I like to do my own work on my cars and this was a must have tool.

Was looking for something to use on an old air-cooled VW with a 5x205 bolt pattern and was led to believe this would fit. it does not. After widening each slot 1/4" it fit and worked fine. I'm happy with the tool after the modifications but don't think I should have had to make them as the bolt pattern was listed in my search criteria.

They work perfect I will aligned my son's truck over the weekend and they work perfect I have a few more projects with them planned to get aligned to make drivability a lot better

Great addition for the one person that does their own wheel alignment. Will get them spot on, no need to go back, and forth with one tape measure. Has 2 to just sit, and adjust tie rod. Easy to check measurement.

I had to remove the calipers to get a proper fit against the brake rotors, but when installed, it made adjusting the toe easy. Saved me the hassle of bringing to an alignment shop. The tools are thick gauge metal that don't flex at all, and are precisely constructed. Would recommend.

Two issues. One, it doesn’t work well on most cars because the aft tape measure generally won’t clear the undercarriage without interference. Two, there is only total toe, no zero or centerline, so the steering wheel will usually come out crooked. This requires trial and error to correct; add to one side and subtract from the other. But I still find it useful enough for getting it close enough for steering gear replacement before sending the customer to a tire shop for a proper alignment, if you can find anyone who knows what they’re doing. I can’t.

Used on old jeep, works great, 1/16\" toe in and truck drives perfect, even at 125km/h