Wheel alignment / Castor correction specialist

I searched out this company and have been delighted with the subsequent results. They set up the front end of my troopy post a 2" lift, that was done by ARB, and I am very very happy with the results. They also have a good following of commercial vehicles going through their workshop as well.

http://www.pro-axle.com.au/campbellfield-vic

A long way to go but ring and book in a time before you travel over....you will not be disappointed!!

Cheers

If it is a solid front axle then the caster reading is easily done with a digital angle level.
If raised, the same amount of arm angle change is the amount of caster lost from the steering geometry.

Nothing "rocket scientist" about it at all.

If an IFS vehicle, then a lift probably hasn't changed the caster angle. but toe in/out and camber will have to be adjusted.

Exactly the same principles apply to heavy or light vehicles.
The average aligners only do what a machine tells them to though. Good aligners don't just specialize in Landcruisers, they also do other vehicles.