Riding Height Adjustment — Chevrolet Beretta I (1987-1996)

Riding Height Adjustment Chevrolet Beretta I

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Note. On vehicles with electronic chassis controls, ensure all systems are functional before adjusting riding height or wheel alignment.

Before adjusting alignment, check riding height. Riding height must be checked with vehicle on level floor and tires properly inflated. Tire inflation specifications can be found on door pillar, side wall of tire, sun visor or glove box. Bounce vehicle several times and allow suspension to settle.

Visually inspect vehicle for signs of abnormal height from front to rear or side to side. Remove extra heavy items from passenger and luggage compartments. If riding height is not within specifications, check, repair or replace suspension components. See appropriate table under RIDING HEIGHT SPECIFICATIONS. (Scheme 19)

RIDING HEIGHT SPECIFICATIONS

Note. For vehicles not listed, riding height between left and right side of vehicle should vary less than 1" (25.4 mm).

Application	Front A: In. (mm)	Rear B: In. (mm)
P185/75R14	(1) 8.7 (221)	(2) 8.8 (224)
P195/70R14	(1) 9.4 (239)	(2) 9.8 (249)
P205/60R15	(1) 9.0 (229)	(2) 9.3 (236)
P205/55R16	(1) 9.0 (229)	(2) 9.4 (239)
P205/55VR16	(1) 9.0 (229)	(2) 9.6 (244)
(1) Location A measured 24.3" (617 mm) from center of front axle. (2) Location B measured 22.0" (558 mm) from center of rear axle.

(1)	Location A measured 24.3" (617 mm) from center of front axle.

(2)	Location B measured 22.0" (558 mm) from center of rear axle.

RIDING HEIGHT SPECIFICATIONS (BERETTA)

Application	Front A: In. (mm)	Rear B: In. (mm)
P185/75R14	(1) 9.5 (241)	(2) 9.9 (251)
P195/70R14	(1) 9.5 (241)	(2) 9.9 (251)
P205/60R15	(1) 9.0 (229)	(2) 9.4 (239)
(1) Location A measured 24.3" (617 mm) from center of front axle. (2) Location B measured 22.0" (558 mm) from center of rear axle.