Wheel Alignment Repair Procedures
- When using the wheel alignment tester to check the wheel alignment align the lift's vehicles horizontally.
- Set the transmission gear to 'N'.
- Inflate the 4 tires to the specified tire pressure.
Tire Size Tire Pressure [kPa (psi)] 235/65 R17 245 ~ 250 kPa (35 ~ 36 psi) 235/60 R18 255/45 R20 - Check the steering wheel and tires aligning straight.
- Hold the brake pedal depressed using a pedal stopper.
- Measure the ride height, which is the distance from the end of the fender to the center of the wheel.
Ride Height:
Front (A): 17.12 - 17.91 in. (435.0 - 455.0 mm)
Rear (B): 17.68 - 18.47 in. (449.0 - 469.0 mm)
- Adjust the alignment to the specification.
(Refer to Alignment - " ADJUSTMENT ")
NOTE: Make sure to adjust the rear alignment first with curb weight and then adjust the front alignment by referring to the thrust angle. - After adjusting, shake the vehicle and check if the alignment value returns.NOTE: If the value changes significantly, check the suspension for free play or bushing damage and wear.
- Perform the order below with the KDS.
(S/W Management → EPS - Power Steering → SAS Calibration)
Information
Refer to the KDS screen for operating conditions and details