i agree with tegger on this one, i wouldn't want to deal with you as a
customer in my shop either, if you know what the problem, then fix it
yourself is what i would say.  if the adjustments can't be made they
probably set the toe (correctly) and did as best as possible with the
rest.  bring to a frame alignment shop, check control arms to see if
they are bent, its been whacked.  sh*t can't be turned into sugar just
because you want to.

Hello Everyone, need some advice....

    I've been having this ongoing problem with my alignment since
I got my Integra from my cousin. Yes it was also involved in a front
and rear collision (by her), but I don't see any signs of frame
damage. The inner walls are once again beginning to wear with no wear
on the outside yet. The tires were purchases 6-8 months ago.
    About 2 years ago I took the car into an alignment mom and pop
shop and after a year the same results came back. After I brought this
up with them they pretty much blew it off and it wasn't worth my time
settling up in court. I was more pissed off that I caught them as they
did nothing with the tie rod since I had to use acetylene them to get
them to move so that I could adjust them.
    Seeing that the tires were worn in the inner walls ie. toe
out, I moved the tie rod in two turns. Well since I noticed the
problem occurring again I tried turning both sides in an additional
two turns which made my tires start to squeak loudly, so I moved them
back.
    I've thrown the towel in since I'm not going to get this
fixed. Now I'd like to know where I can take the car to get the
alignment done and get it done right. I'd be willing to get two new
tires as well but I want to be assured that if they don't fix it and
the exact same problem occurs, that they will comp me for the tires. I
know that it is unlikely that anyone would do this so I need to know
what people think I should do at this point.

Thanks in advance,
Nick