First, we’ll use state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to see if your wheels meet your vehicle manufacturer’s precise alignment specifications. If it turns out you need an alignment, we’ll:

• Make front-end and/or rear-end mechanical alignment adjustments
• Verify that your new alignment readings meet your vehicle manufacturer's specifications (if applicable)

Proper wheel alignment creates a smoother ride by minimizing steering pull and vehicle wander. It also can save you hundreds of dollars on replacing tires due to premature tread wear.

Most manufacturers recommend getting a four-wheel alignment at least once a year. Other times you may need a four-wheel or front-end alignment include:

• When installing a new set of tires
• After hitting a bad pothole or steep curb
• Following an accident or collision