Four-Wheel Alignment

All-Wheel Alignment Explained

Wheel alignment determines how the wheels point and tires face the street. Wheel alignment at factory specifications ensures the wheels point straight, opposites remain parallel, and face the road at 180 degrees. Wheel alignment promotes even tread wear, longer-lasting tires, comfortable driving/riding, and safety. Vehicles need wheel alignment service because suspension components loosen, causing bad wheel alignment and its consequences. All-wheel alignment service is for vehicles with all-wheel-drive (AWD) and 4x4 powertrains. Service involves measuring all four wheels’ angles and adjusting the front and rear suspension. We complete wheel alignment services with a quick turnaround.

Bad Wheel Alignment Consequences

Faulty wheel angles can cause several unwanted consequences, ultimately ending with unsafe driving. While wheel alignment service every 12 months can mitigate these consequences, it’s also important to know the signs of bad wheel alignment and get service if they show up. Here are the most common signs of bad wheel alignment:

• Vehicle naturally pulls/veers toward one side of the road
• Crooked steering wheel when driving straight
• Constant adjusting/fighting the steering wheel to drive straight
• Rapid and uneven tread wear
• Shaking/vibrations in the cabin/steering wheel
• Squealing tires
• Tires losing pressure

GM-Certified All-Wheel Alignment Service

Choosing us ensures all-wheel alignment service according to GM-certified standards. A factory-trained and certified technician starts by mounting computerized alignment equipment to your vehicle. We evaluate the camber, caster, and toe-in before adjusting the front and rear suspension components to restore factory specifications. Customers leave with precise results and vehicles naturally tracking straight with optimum traction.