Okay, so, I took my car in to get it aligned. The guy who worked on it is a trusted mechanic and family friend. After he finished I drove it home and noticed that it pulled to the right worse than when I took it in. I called him when I got home and explained the situation. He told me that because he reset my alignment completely the wheels might act weird for a little while. He then said to bring it by so he could rotate my tires and it might help.
I brought it to him the next morning for the rotation. He went outside to inspect my tires then came back inside. He told me that since the tires were rotated in March, I didn't need them rotated again. He also explained that the car might pull just because of its age--18 years old, but it only has 83,000 miles on it and runs next to new. And also that the new alignment could do more good to my tires than bad.
So I believed his little speech on my car straightening itself out. But how much of that is true? Is my car fixable or is it just that time?
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