Your garage floor is not flat, and you want a flat surface to do a wheel alignment on. Does this mean you MUST take it to a professional shop every time you want to make an adjustment even if it's at the race track?
No.
There are some very simple ways you can ensure your car is as close to level as possible before you undertake any adjustments and you can do this at home, or on the flat patch at the track. Probably going to struggle to do it on the side of a hill though, however, we assume you will exercise some common sense when it comes to your chosen location.
This is one question taken from a free lesson which was answered live at the time.
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