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    Wheel Alignment Specifications

    2016 Honda Odyssey Wheel Alignment Specifications

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    Quick reference

    AngleFront PrefFront RangeRear PrefRear Range
    Camber0.0°-0.5° to 0.5°-0.5°-1.0° to 0.0°
    Caster4.3°3.8° to 4.8°N/AN/A
    Total Toe0.0°-0.08° to 0.08°0.2°0.1° to 0.3°
    Individual Toe0.0°-0.04° to 0.04°0.1°0.05° to 0.15°
    SAI13.5°13.0° to 14.0°N/AN/A
    Thrust Angle0.0°-0.1° to 0.1°N/AN/A

    Adjustability

    On a 2016 Honda Odyssey, only the front individual toe is directly adjustable from the factory using the threaded tie rods. All other angles (front camber, caster, SAI, and all rear angles) are non-adjustable. If your Odyssey's front camber or caster is out of spec, it typically indicates that a component has been bent or damaged. The rear axle is a solid beam design, which means that rear camber and toe are not adjustable.

    Recommended adjustment hardware

    To correct front camber that is slightly out of specification, many technicians will install aftermarket eccentric bolts, commonly known as "cam bolts," in the lower strut mount. For more significant corrections, or to adjust caster, you may need a full aftermarket strut mount kit.

    Symptoms of bad alignment

    • Feathering: A "feathered" or "sawtooth" feel to the tread blocks is a classic sign of a toe issue.
    • One-sided wear: If the inside or outside shoulder of the tire is wearing faster than the rest, this usually points to a camber problem.
    • Pulling: A constant pull to one side while driving on a flat, level road can be caused by a number of issues, including a significant cross-camber or cross-caster difference, or a thrust angle issue.
    • Off-center steering wheel: If your steering wheel is not centered when driving straight, this is a clear sign that your front toe is out of adjustment.

    When to align

    • After installing new tires
    • After any suspension or steering system repairs (e.g., struts, control arms, tie rods)
    • After hitting a curb or large pothole
    • Whenever you notice any of the symptoms listed above

    Typical alignment cost

    The cost for a four-wheel alignment on a 2016 Honda Odyssey typically ranges from $80 to $120. This can vary depending on your location and the specific shop. Note that if adjustment hardware is needed to bring the vehicle into spec, there will be an additional cost for parts and labor.

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