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This satin-black Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S 4-Door Coupe visited the Solo Motorsports Norcross location for a four-wheel alignment. The work was completed on an in-ground Hunter alignment rack suited to low-clearance performance vehicles.
Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S alignment
An alignment begins with measurements, not assumptions. The technician checks the current wheel angles and evaluates the vehicle’s tire condition and suspension setup. Adjustments are then made where the factory or installed hardware allows.
The appropriate settings depend on the car and how it is used. A street-driven AMG may need a different balance from a vehicle that regularly sees track use. Modified springs, coilovers, air suspension, and other changes can also affect the available adjustment range.
Working with a low-clearance AMG
The in-ground rack helps reduce approach-angle concerns for low cars. Wheel-mounted measuring equipment is used with care around the finish. No tool can replace a technician’s inspection, so we check the vehicle and discuss its configuration before promising a specific setup.
The original project gallery below documents this GT 63 S during its Norcross visit.
When to check alignment
An off-center steering wheel, pulling, uneven tire wear, or recent suspension work can justify an alignment inspection. Learn about our wheel alignment service, or contact Solo Motorsports with details about your AMG and its suspension.
