Two Wheel Alignment Service

Issues of Misaligned Wheels

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If your vehicle's wheels are not in the proper alignment with each other, your tires will wear down faster. This can cost you more money at the fuel pump since your vehicle has to work harder to maintain its connection with the roadway. Also, you can be setting yourself up for disaster since misaligned wheels wear down faster. If your tires have no tread and hit the wet pavement, your car, truck, or SUV can hydroplane, causing you to lose control of your vehicle and end in an accident. If your tires are wearing down faster than they should, you will have to spring for new tires much sooner than you expected, so it makes sense to simply have your vehicle aligned once a year or at least have it inspected after every 3,000 to 5,000 miles you drive.

Two-Wheel Alignment

Your vehicle may only require a two-wheel alignment, also known as a front wheel alignment. Our certified technicians will ensure that your vehicle's front wheels are in proper alignment by adjusting the camber, caster, and toe. It is imperative that your front-end alignment be conducted properly to keep you safe on the roadway by factory-trained and certified technicians. Our technicians will inspect your vehicle at our award-winning service department to determine if your wheels need a two-wheel alignment or if a four-wheel alignment is needed.