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[Will B]

Hi guys/gals

Can anyone recommend a trustworthy/decent place in or near oxfordshire to get your geometry set up as my car has un-natural wear on the outside left and inside right tyres?

Apparently I'm not alone in omegas pulling to the left but if you see the right people they can make her run true 

Thanks

[feeutfo]

google "wheels in motion" in Chesham.

Not in Oxfordshire, but no point going anywhere else tbh.

[dad1uk]

Tony and his merry men are the people you need! Well worth the visit.

http://www.blackboots.co.uk/

[tunnie]

yup worth a little drive to Chesham

[TheBoy]

I agree, wheels-inmotion in Chesham (not *too* far from you).

You need to book (yes, they are that busy), and mention Omegaowners for a special price of £60 + VAT.


For a few days before your appointment, spray WD40 daily on the front and rear tie rods (they seize).

[Will B]

I agree, wheels-inmotion in Chesham (not *too* far from you).

You need to book (yes, they are that busy), and mention Omegaowners for a special price of £60 + VAT.


For a few days before your appointment, spray WD40 daily on the front and rear tie rods (they seize).

Awesome thanks for that I'll book in after the bank holiday needs sorting lol

[Lazydocker]

I agree, wheels-inmotion in Chesham (not *too* far from you).

You need to book (yes, they are that busy), and mention Omegaowners for a special price of £60 + VAT.


For a few days before your appointment, spray WD40 daily on the front and rear tie rods (they seize).

Or better still, a proper penetrating fluid like Plus Gas

[TheBoy]

I agree, wheels-inmotion in Chesham (not *too* far from you).

You need to book (yes, they are that busy), and mention Omegaowners for a special price of £60 + VAT.


For a few days before your appointment, spray WD40 daily on the front and rear tie rods (they seize).

Or better still, a proper penetrating fluid like Plus Gas

Correct, but most people will only have wd40.  If you are letting it soak in for days, wd40 does (just about) work