Tire Alignment Service

A tire alignment is an adjustment of your vehicle's wheels to match the manufacturer's recommendations to ensure proper handling and steering, tire wear and performance, and even fuel economy.

Similar to oil changes, how often you need an alignment is dependent on your driving habits and type of vehicle. If you're experience “pulling” or feel like your car is driving “rough” - it might be time for an alignment. We'll be able to check if this is needed during any routine multi-point inspection.

Most manufacturers recommend an alignment check every 12,000-15,000 miles or at least once a year. You should also get an alignment after purchasing new tires, or after significant impacts (like hitting a pothole).

An alignment requires specialized equipment and a specialized lift, so you won't be able to do this yourself. There are some basic maintenance items you can do at home to save money, but this isn't one of them

We service most passenger vehicles, SUVs, and light trucks. Some highly specialized vehicles or those with extensive modifications may require specialized equipment. Contact us about your specific vehicle if you're unsure.

Proper wheel alignment reduces rolling resistance, which can improve fuel efficiency by up to 10% in some cases.

An alignment will prevent future uneven wear, but cannot repair tires that are already worn. Our technicians will advise if your tires need rotation or replacement along with the alignment.

Tracking is a basic check of the toe angle only, while a proper alignment addresses all alignment angles (toe, camber, and caster where applicable) to manufacturer specifications.