Yeah, I have an appointment to get one tomorrow, I wanted to get one anyway since I got new shoes. I already went to get one once but they said it was not alignable cause of the upper ball joints and the shaft had to much play. (so they say) So I replaced them. most of the shims where really rusty so I left them out so they have to put new ones in. Is there a reasonable way to check to make sure they adjust camber/caster well? I always hear of some shops "do toe and let it go" obviously check for shims but.... You know? Other then buy more tools like the manual shows.