All-Wheel Alignment Service

What a Four-Wheel Alignment Does

Some people make talk about having their vehicle aligned, but that's really not accurate. The wheels are what's being aligned. They have three specific angles, which are the camber, caster, and toe. If even one of those angles is off, it can cause problems with the way your vehicle handles on the road and how your tires wear. A 4-wheel alignment brings all of those angles back to factory specifications, so you have a vehicle that's going to handle properly. You'll reduce how fast your tires wear down, too, and keep them wearing evenly, so they all grip the road the way they're supposed to.

Why You Need to Align Your Wheels

When you have a four-wheel alignment, you get several benefits. First, it will improve the comfort you experience in your vehicle and give you an improved ride. It's easier to enjoy driving when the ride is comfortable. You'll also get a ride that's smoother, so little bumps and dips in the road aren't as noticeable. Improved handling, longer tire life, and better fuel economy are just some of the other reasons why you should have a 4-wheel alignment on your vehicle.

How Often Are All-Wheel Alignments Done?

An all-wheel alignment is often done when you have new tires put on your vehicle and can also be done when the tires are rotated. But there's no reason to wait if your wheels haven't been aligned in a long time, or you just don't feel like your vehicle is driving or handling correctly. We can check the alignment and make sure everything is correct, along with making any needed adjustments.