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TECH EDITORIAL - Alignment
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Would Your Work Pass an Auto Safety Expert’s Test?
9/1/2007
If you’re one of the many body shop owners or managers who believe post-repair inspectors (PRIs) get some perverse pleasure out of finding and documenting shoddy repairs, you’re right. I know I do! While I won...
The “Wheel” World
8/1/2006
It’s a cold, dark night. As you approach an intersection, you see a vehicle that’s going much too fast to notice the approaching stop sign – and he’s headed right for you. Your reflexes take over. ...
Spinning Our Wheels: Stumped by Wheel Alignment?
3/1/2005
As collision repair techs, we need to accumulate a wide variety of skills and training to do our jobs - and one area in which techs tend to stumble is wheel alignment. Since most shops either subcontract wheel alignments to...
Collision-Related Alignments: It's All in the Angles
9/1/2002
When a vehicle is involved in an accident, extreme forces are placed upon the design characteristics of the structure, as well as all related and attached system components. This energy management of the collision forces is w...
Not All alignments Are Created Equal
2/1/2002
The process of aligning a collision-damaged vehicle is much more involved thanperforming a maintenance alignment. If thecustomer hasn’t hit anything, the technician can make many assumptions.But making assumptions about a col...
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