North AL, Alignment Shop?

[Uber_D]

Any members on the board have a recommendation for a Alignment shop in North AL, preferably Huntsville or Decatur area? I have a Allegro Bus 37tp on a freightliner chassis that I would like to have a full alignment performed.

[thelastplace]

I've seen the 'alignment' discussion before and I'm wondering why you are needing (or wanting) an alignment. I've only had 2 coaches ('97 Winnie Adventurer 37' on a Workhorse and an '08 Winnie Voyage 32' on a Workhorse) and never had one nor was I ever told I needed one. If you aren't having problems with handling or abnormal tire wear, why mess with it. You know the adage 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it'.


But the true travelers are they who leave for leaving’s sake
Saying continuously, without knowing why: ‘Let us go on’.
Paraphrased from Baudelaire’s ‘The Journey’

[Hoghead]

That's funny because my new 2010 Itasca had a card from Winnebago attached to the steering column advising for the new owner to get a wheel alignment right after the purchase.

[southland]

Tiffin sends their customers to Simmons. Not sure of the town, think Decatur. Have read pro and con about them. You might get some info about them on RVservice reviews.
Jerry

[Uber_D]

Hey Joe, not sure I do need one, but thought I would ask in the event I do. I just bought my first RV, it is used. I am replacing the shocks and adding a steering stabilizer. While I am under there I will at least check the toe in. I will decide about alignment after all that work is done. I am funny about used vehicles. I always want to know everything is set, cause I have no idea what it has been through.