[Teohenwhy]

I have H&R sport springs on my E90 and took my car to my local BMW dealership to have the alignment done. My buddy who works there told me that due to my car being so low the machine couldn't accurately read it. He said that he adjusted everything to " green " and that it still is a little off specs because the machine couldn't accurately read my car and he already maxed the adjustments out. He said I might have to take my car that has a machine that can read lowered cars to get a more accurate alignment done. Has anyone successfully had their alignment done at a dealership with H&R springs? He also said my stock shocks are blown so that might be causing my car to sit a little lower than it should be on these springs. I will be replacing the shocks with Koni Yellows next week and having him redo the alignment.

[dbworld4k]

...They have no idea WTF they are doing. Find a reputable independent alignment shop in your area, it does not have to be BMW specific.

[stanlalee]

What he said.

[CALWATERBOY]

Originally Posted by Teohenwhy

I have H&R sport springs on my E90 and took my car to my local BMW dealership to have the alignment done. My buddy who works there told me that due to my car being so low the machine couldn't accurately read it. He said that he adjusted everything to " green " and that it still is a little off specs because the machine couldn't accurately read my car and he already maxed the adjustments out. He said I might have to take my car that has a machine that can read lowered cars to get a more accurate alignment done. Has anyone successfully had their alignment done at a dealership with H&R springs? He also said my stock shocks are blown so that might be causing my car to sit a little lower than it should be on these springs. I will be replacing the shocks with Koni Yellows next week and having him redo the alignment.

Ummm....NO