Alignments

Ensuring proper wheel alignments is crucial for maintaining the safety and performance of your vehicle. A well-aligned wheel distribution of weight, tire balance, and reduced drag enhance fuel efficiency and prolonged tire life. To fully optimize the performance and longevity of your wheels and tires, it is recommended to have them professionally aligned every six months or as needed.

When you take your car in for wheel alignments, it's crucial to ensure the alignment is done correctly. Your mechanic will use a sophisticated computerized system to make measurements and adjustments to get the exact specifications needed. The most common angles measured include camber, caster, and toe-in/toe-out. These angles will be adjusted to the manufacturer's specifications, which can vary depending on the type of car.

Inspecting your tire pressure following a wheel alignment is crucial, as this can impact your vehicle's driving and handling. Insufficient or excessive tire inflation can adversely affect your car's performance and safety. It is advisable to regularly monitor your tire pressure, particularly after any wheel alignment, to ensure optimal performance and safety.