Alignment Services Near Me

Vehicle Alignment

If your vehicle begins to drift to one side while driving down the highway, it can be a sign that your vehicle is misaligned. Our certified technician will inspect your vehicle’s wheels at our service department to determine if you require a two-wheel alignment or a four-wheel alignment. A two-wheel alignment, also known as a front-end alignment, is needed when only your vehicle’s front tires are determined to be misaligned. In contrast, a four-wheel alignment, or all-wheel alignment, is needed when your vehicle’s wheels need re-aligned. Our technicians have all of the equipment on-site that is needed to conduct either type of alignment.

When Your Vehicle is Misaligned

If your vehicle is misaligned, your tires will wear down faster and can cause you to have an accident if your vehicle hydroplanes on wet pavement. This scenario is hazardous because you will lose control of your vehicle, ending in a crash. If your vehicle is not in the correct alignment and your tires wear down, your vehicle has to work harder to connect with the roadway, costing you more at the gas pump and making it necessary for your to purchase new tires. It is much better to have your vehicle’s alignment checked by our certified technicians at least once every year.