Camber-descent

The term camber-toe refers to the angles of installation of car wheels in relation to different planes. Each car has its own parameters of corners, the behavior of the car on the road, turns, stability during straight-line movement depends on their correct setting, and incorrect corners can lead to uneven tire wear. The angles of installation of the wheels can go astray by themselves during the operation of the car, after repairs and due to the failure of certain elements of the suspension and chassis. There are cars for which a camber-ascend procedure is provided from the factory with the car loaded, if it is not performed correctly, the wheel installation angles will be outside the factory parameters. With this procedure, the corners are first installed in the absence of additional load on the car, then special loads are evenly distributed throughout the cabin, on the front and rear seats, to the trunk, and the procedure for installing the corners is repeated, with all parameters set correctly. It is recommended to carry out the camber-ascent procedure once a year or after repairs have been carried out.

Soon we plan to provide a camber-climb service.