Unless you hit a curb or something, the alignment shouldn't be off, that is if they did the alignment right in March. They didn't mention anything about worn suspension components? Any drivability, or tire wear problems?
thats weird, when i got my brand new tires a couple of months ago and got them balanced and i asked if needed an alignment, i was told it was still in factory specs. Car does drive more to the left when letting go of wheel on highway.If you're traveling down the highway at around 60mph, let go of the steering wheel and see if the car stays in the lane. If so, you don't need one. Speak to a manager but as you figured out, they're probably crooks.
Did nobody catch this ?!?! The maintenance minder has nothing to do with an alignment.First of all, thank you good forum members in advance for your patience while I rant.
In March of this year, I went to my Honda dealership for the power steering hose recall. The service advisor said I needed an alignment. I was feeling generous, so I agreed to the alignment.
Well, this month (September), my maintenance minder came on. I dutifully reported to the same Honda dealership. I was surprised when the service advisor said I needed an alignment.
I explained that my car received an alignment the last time I was at the dealership. I asked if there was a warranty or good will or at the very least if they would reduce the price. The answer was a "No".
It was $99 for an alignment back in March, and I just could not agree to pay another $99. So I declined the wheel alignment. I not going to pay Honda twice in a row for the same idiotic service! :thumbsdow
Is this common? How long does an alignment last? For my part, I treat my Accord, better than my (fill in the blank). She barely has over 61K on her.
Thanks for reading. :notworthy