Service Overview

Checking your wheel alignment on your car or van regularly can prolong the life of your tyre, increase fuel efficiency and fix steering issues. Our wheel alignment check ensures your wheels are properly aligned and reduce the likelihood of steering and suspension issues.

Using laser alignment technology, our technicians will assess the primary alignment angles of your wheels and provide a printed report for you to take away. Regular wheel alignment can reduce uneven tyre wear, improve vehicle handling and steering, and save you money by lowering fuel consumption.

Frequently Asked Questions

Wheel alignment, or tracking, is the process of ensuring your vehicle's wheels are set to the optimum position, as per the car manufacturer's specifications. Incorrect alignment can result in rapid and irregular tyre wear and can even affect the handling and safety of the vehicle.

If your front wheels are out of alignment, it means that they are not fitted into the correct position and do not point in the exact same direction. If the front wheels are not aligned, your car will be more difficult to steer, and a range of other issues may arise as a result.

Vehicle pulling to the left or right
Uneven or rapid tyre wear
Steering wheel is crooked when driving straight
Squealing tires
Steering wheel shaking or vibrating

Tracking on the fronts (sometimes called a two-wheel alignment) does not take in account the direction in which the rear wheels are pointing. Four-wheel alignment allows toe adjustments of individual wheels which ensure the steering wheel is set straight.

Often, the wheel alignment is recommended when new tyres are installed. The alignment should be done more often if your car has wider tyres or if it's a sporty car. You should also have it done when you buy new tyres to prevent uneven wear.

Wheel Alignment & Tracking

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