Vehicle Fuel Levels and Alignment Angles

VIDEO: Fuel Levels and Alignment Angles

How fuel level can change a vehicle's ride height and thus change the alignment angles – a crucial thing to understand given the tighter tolerances on ADAS-equipped vehicles.

Hunter trainer Dave Fox and Andrew Markel of Babcox Media discuss how the fuel level can change a vehicle’s ride height and thus change the alignment angles – a crucial thing to understand given the tighter tolerances on ADAS-equipped vehicles. This video is sponsored by Hunter Engineering Co.

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