Got some useful info from our Hunter Alignment Machine guy about ESP and alignments. This applies to all ESP equipped vehicles and not just Jeeps. If you have a alignment and toe adjustments are required and you have ESP the steering angle sensor must be adjusted or unusual ESP operation can result, not always but sometimes you can get unwanted operation. Come Jan 1st 2012 every vehicle sold in the US must have ESP as standard equipment, and all Jeeps have it standard as of 2006.There has been some reports of unwanted operation of ESP that has caused some issues. As of this month every Firestone(nationwide) will have the ability to reset most steering angle sensors, not all but most and the ones that cannot be done must be reset at a dealership as they require there specific scanners. Some vehicles will require the battery to be disconnected for the reset and a "battery saver" cannot be used to save stuff like radio memory or the reset will not work so if your vehicle has a "anti-theft" radio that requires a code to unlock make sure you have that code ready as we will not be responsible for the added cost from a trip to the dealership to unlock the radio as we must reset the steering angle sensor if we are able to do so. They also may deny doing a alignment if they cannot reset the steering angle sensor, even if you have already purchased a lifetime alignment package (you should be refunded the cost).

THAT'S WHAT IS CAUSING A LOT OF ISSUES WITH THE ESP EQUIPPED VEHICLES.

You need a front-end alignment after installing upper control arms, front springs or front struts.

JBA Upper Control Arms with Fox Coilover

Liberty Upper Control Arms