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Wheel Alignment Guide

Why wheel alignment is essential for vehicle control, safety, and tire life.

Wheel Alignment is done at the time brand-new tires are set up, and can easily be checked with your regular tire rotation. Wheels must be lined up correctly to keep suitable control of your car. Wheels that are out of position could cause driving to become difficult in addition to cause uneven wear on the tires. When your wheels are properly lined up, your car will offer a smoother ride.

Wheel Alignment as well as tire balancing and rotation could expand the life of your tires, and boost the total safety of your vehicle. An effectively aligned automobile may enhance performance as well as increase fuel economy.

An alignment check features assessment of the steering and suspension components, examination of the tires for size, inflation and wear, and comparison of your tire alignment to automobile manufacturer guidelines.

Key Tips

  • You experience vibration when turning
  • The steering wheel pulls to the left or right
  • The steering wheel is not straight when driving on a straight roadway
  • Your tire tread is wearing unevenly
  • Get alignment checked when new tires are installed
  • Include alignment check with regular tire rotation

Benefits of Proper Maintenance

  • Proper control of your vehicle
  • Smoother, more comfortable ride
  • Extended tire life
  • Improved fuel economy
  • Enhanced vehicle safety

Service Interval

With new tire installation and regular tire rotation

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