Camber Alignment Tool, Adjustable Magnetic Caster Pillar Gauge Professional Tire Repair Tool, High Precision Camber Strut Wheel Alignment Instrument for Car Truck RV (Silver)

Specification:Material: PlasticQuantity: 1 PCSColor: Silver/ BlackWeight: 0.97 lbSize: 4.83 × 1.18 × 0.81 inchesBase Diameter: 1.89 inchesKnob Diameter: 0.78 inchesFeature: Practical, Durable, AdjustableFit Type: Universal FitWhy is this alignment tool worth purchasing?-This tool comes in two housing colors, so you can choose the one you prefer.-Its lightweight body adds no extra burden when storing or carrying it for vehicle maintenance.-The clear scale and easy-to-read markings allow you to make adjustments quickly and accurately.

• Practical Function: This measuring tool is designed for accurate checking of caster and camber angles on vehicles. It helps return the strut to its original camber position after suspension removal or reinstallation, or allows precise camber change readings before reassembly for proper alignment reference
• Thoughtful Design: This adjustment gauge offers a leveling range from -5 to +5 degrees for precise positioning. It features a strong magnetic base that attaches easily to metal surfaces, while a large adjustment knob allows quick bubble zeroing during caster angle measurement
• Quality Material: Crafted from premium plastic, this magnetic alignment tool delivers strong impact resistance to protect internal components. Its durable construction supports frequent use, providing stable and reliable performance over time without compromising measurement accuracy
• Ideal Size: Measuring 4.83 × 1.18 × 0.81 inches, this camber adjustment tool is easy to carry and store in a toolbox without taking up space, allowing you to access and use it whenever needed. The compact size is commonly used for tire service on cars, motorcycles, trucks, vans, and SUVs
• Easy to Use: This alignment tool offers straightforward operation for accurate setup. It requires removing the wheel alignment sensor and tire first, then placing the gauge on the brake disc to zero it, followed by adjusting the components to the desired angle using proper parts and tools