Service
Wheel alignment
Precision and performance for your vehicle
Poor alignment wears your tires early, pulls the vehicle off line and can even raise your fuel consumption. Alignment should be checked every 12 months, or as soon as you feel the vehicle pulling to one side. A simple adjustment can make all the difference.
When should alignment be checked?
- After hitting a pothole or a curb.
- After suspension or steering parts are replaced.
- When new tires are put on, so they wear evenly from the start.
- If your steering wheel isn't straight when driving in a straight line.
- If your vehicle pulls to one side.
- Once a year, even with no symptoms.
A vehicle that pulls can also signal a brake or suspension problem; an inspection tells the two apart.
How it works
- 01
We measure the geometry
We read the wheel angles on precision equipment.
- 02
We adjust the wheels
Fine adjustment for stable, safe handling on the road.
- 03
We road test
We take the car out to confirm the alignment holds.
- 04
We hand you a report
You leave with a clear write-up of the work done.
Tires
Shop your tires online, have them fitted here.
Pick your tires from our online catalogue, then call us for the fitting. Mounting and balancing happen in the shop, same day when the part is in stock.