Alignment

Wheel alignment is the measurement and adjustment of a variety of complex suspension components and angles. In order to make sure the vehicle is in proper alignment, the wheels need to be running parallel to each other and perpendicular to the ground. A proper wheel alignment maximizes the life of the tires and ensures straight and true tracking along the road.

What can go wrong?

Your vehicle's wheels are susceptible to every day wear and tear, potholes and curbs which will cause misalignment. As your wheels become misaligned, the steering wheel will begin to pull left or right which will result in premature tire wear and poor fuel exertion. The engine will begin to work harder in order to overcome the rolling resistance from the wheels which may cause unnecessary excess damage.

What can you do?

Check your tire's pressure monthly and for any signs of irregular wear to ensure each tire is functioning properly. If there are any symptoms of misalignment, have your vehicle serviced by a professional.