What does wheel alignment do?

Wheel alignment (also known as tire measurement) is a service that adjusts your car's suspension to ensure that all the wheels are properly aligned with each other and with the road. In practice, wheel alignment ensures that each wheel is pointing in the same direction and that each tire maintains optimal contact with the road. Plus, it also helps increase your tire investment by preventing certain types of uneven tire wear. Navigate to this website to book your schedule for your car wheel alignment.

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Aligning the wheels involves measuring and restoring factory settings at three angles in your car's suspension:

• Lean Angle
• Driving Angle
• Toe Angle

Wheel alignment involves thorough measurements on an alignment machine. This is a job for skilled mechanics with precision equipment. That's what you can find at your local wheel alignment service center. 

How do you know you need to align the wheels?

If your car requires wheel alignment, you may notice the following symptoms in your steering wheel and tires:

• Swipe right or left.
• Curved steering wheel.
• Tire noise.
• Uneven tire wear.

Is there a need to have to align two or four wheels?

Whether you can adjust the orientation of only two wheels or four wheels depends on the type of drive and suspension your car has. However, all modern wheel alignments are designed to operate as an all-wheel-drive system. Regardless of whether the rear wheel is adjustable or not, the rear wheel alignment angle must be measured and the front wheel aligned with the rear wheel.