Front End Alignment

[Roger&Patti]

Does anyone know of a good shop in the Spokane Washington area for a front end alignment on my 2004 Monaco Roadmaster chassic. Got any specs? Thanks

[K7JV]

We had the well-known Goodyear steer tire cupping issue going on several years ago, and we decided to have the alignment checked and corrected, as needed. We actually took our coach to Les Schwab. That was here, in Meridian (Boise). They had a contractor that they used for jobs the size of ours, and he came to the Les Schwab shop and did the alignment, there. He had portable modules to put under the tires with the only requirement being that he have a true level and flat place for the coach during the process. I observed and I felt it was well done.

Another option would be to touch base with your local Cummins Coach Care facility. They likely don't do it, but they might. And if not, they would likely have a good recommendation.

We had ours checked again, last year, and replaced all of the shocks. We used a company called Alignment Specialists, but I suspect they are local, only.

That's our experience with our '06 Dynasty.

[JerKat2]

We’ve used the Freightliner shop west of Spokane off of I-90 for the alignment and brakes on our ‘06 Monaco Knight. Wasn’t cheap, but the little bit of pull seemed to be corrected on our trip to Arizona, so money well spent.

[jacwjames]

When I was looking for an alignment shop in E TN I called a large RV dealer of Class A (Buddy Gregg), they didn't do it but they provided me the recommendation of the shop they used. So I made an appointment there after I got new tires on the front end. Not sure all the adjustments they did but they did have to bend my solid front axle to get it aligned. That was 12 years ago and the rig still drives straight and true and the front tires got ~50K miles on them and looked like new.