turbo or non-turbo and only front toes are adjustable.

If you have new tires put on the car and you feel the alignment isn't right, then you should correct the alignment as quickly as you can as incorrect alignment can ruin your new tires. I don't know how many miles you drive per day, if you drive a lot, then I would find someone who can do real alignment sooner than later. As many has suggested, ask for the before and after alignment specs. A good shop with reasonable equipment should be able to give you a print out. You can then post these numbers if you still having problem after that.

I have put in a link to Hunter equipment site:
http://www.hunter.com/pub/company/FINDREP.HTM

What you could do is to find out who in your area has Hunter alignment equipment. Email the Hunter technician as well as the sales rep in your area from the link and ask for a recommendation to a few good shops. The technician knows the shops who do regular maintainence on Hunter equipment. Wouldn't hurt to ask if the technician knows of a special shop that work mostly on Saabs. While owning Hunter equipment does not guarantee a good alignment, I feel it is a better bet than your average shops with inexperienced technicians.

You may also try calling local Saab dealers and see if they contract the alignment work out to nearby shops. These shops have the added advantage of working on more Saab cars than most places.

Good luck and let us know.

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