Alignment, sent to repair shop twice but it still is out of align

have an alignment done if their is damage the alignment shop will point it out if its just an adjustment that will correct your problem

If you have an alignment problem you have either worn steering parts, or the car was in an accident and not properly repaired. Your alignment shop will tell you what issues you have. Find a good one as they aren't all the same.

One of the better bargains in car service are front-end alignments. IF you go to a reputable place they will inspect the front end components before doing an alignment. The really good shops will have a separate repair area for time consuming repairs so the alignment rack can be kept on schedule for the next alignment.

Some shops will diagnose and send away vehicles which they need repaired before doing an alignment and other places will perform an alignment and tell you what needs to be fixed if the bad component does not affect the alignment they are doing.

It would help if you first discussed fees if they can not finish the alignment. People do have to be paid and shops can not stay in business if several vehicles come in each day without paying.

Now tie-rod ends can produce a good thud as well as ball-joints. The hubs you mentioned can do this too. Worn calipers can thud rocking on their slide-pins. Hope this helps.

Did nozzle check show cyan and magenta lines?

56,000 miles and 2 sets of tires. I would question the alignment process. Yes there could be some thing wrong with the vehicle, ie ball joints, control arm bushings, even a bent or out of aligned frame. But the alignment shop should have caught this. I align most vehicles, including front and four wheel drive by sight and driving them. Never had any one complain. I don't use sophisticated alignment racks, do it by the book and a tape measure. Also I haven't heard of any problems with your vehicle about alignments. I would try another shop. Keeping 4 wheels straight with each other is not that big of deal. Especially with newer vehicles. Old I beam suspensions are tough.

A problem that occurs is that people get a wheel alignment, bu the tyres have been wearing the same way, so they end up pulling to one side...this will get better over time BUT if you want an immediate fix, her's a tip, swap the two FRONT tyres over, and you will find that the car will run straight again....so it is a result of previous tyre wear that causes this, but shhhhhhh...dont tell anybody

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get away from that shop. take it to a reputable shop. Sound like your car is extremely out of alignment and caster and camber are all messed up as well. Find a new shop...

looks like the Green , RED and Blue are out of alignment and needs to be sent to the TV repair station for alignment