2016 Peterbilt

Job security at its finest, when you do it the proper way. Time is money but a happy customer pays the bills for years.

I’ve never seen a good heavy haul alignment guy without a ponytail 👍🏻

Second video with the fix😊

If I were the owner I'd be going back to the other alignment shops and getting my money back !

Older truckers never die, they just get a new Peterbilt

Now these videos are top notch. I really enjoy watching these videos and learning what it takes to maintain these trucks.

A man who knows how to use a tram is a dangerous man indeed.

Thank you for actually fixing the problem 🙏🏻 Mechanics in my area do nothing but rip people off

I enjoy all your videos. Thanks for sharing

Ain't nothing sweeter than a long nose Peter

Good afternoon BOB!!

So ya got that front pullin? Well fix that with some rear pushin,,, you'll luv it 🐸

This guy is real good. There was a guy like this near me, he was a god. He got old and packed it in. Now you take pot luck with guys who don't really know what they are doing.

Damn I need you to look at my semi it doing similar stuff

My dads truck always seemed to pull to the right, just happened to always be a Bar there. 😉

And after thousands of miles with an arm anchored into the armrest holding against a left or right pull, a trucker found nirvana by hooking up with a mech that really understood alignment, and how to fix misaligned chassis components.

The centre point is everything, it is built into the half shaft when it was made on a lathe.

I’m going to just take your word for everything you said, it sounded right 😂😂😂

one of the last conversations with my great grandpa he cracked a joke about getting a new peterbilt. Think about him every time I see that logo lol.

I had an alignment done on a 91 Cougar at Pep Boys. Got it out at closing time. They drove the car out and lowered the doors and locked the front door. The steering wheel spokes were cocked over about 45° and when I went down the road my shoulder got tired from pulling it back to the left. By the time I returned the next day for a comeback, the tires were ruined...looked like a 4th grade pencil's eraser after the first day of learning fractions.