2018 V90 R T6.....I ran up on a curb that bent my Right front wheel to where the bead blew out and bent the right rear wheel. I replaced the wheels and had the alignment done today. This is a insurance claim so everything covered (as approved) from the first wheel purchase on.......The alignment came back as camber (not adjustable) out of spec as follows;
Front spec = 0 to -1,4
left = -.8
right = -1.7

Rear spec = .1 to -1.3
left = -1.2
right = -1.6
Being that the impact was on the left, I'm concerned that the numbers are due to the impact and not just normal wear on the vehicle. That being said, it only has 64k on it. I have no idea what the specs where prior to the incident as this is the first alignment i have had done on it.

So the question.....should I continue with the insurance claim and have a shop look more at it for bent parts? The chain alignment shop didn't give any insight to if they thought it was from damaged items.
Your insight is appreciated.

 

With the front camber so different on the side you hit - it's entirely possible there is a bent suspension component. -

 

Do you have any previous alignment reports that you can show the car was fine beforehand?

 

unfortunately, no