What is Wheel Alignment?

• Increased Wheel Lifespan: Proper alignment prevents uneven wear on your tyres, extending their life.
• Improved Handling and Stability: Correctly aligned tyres provide better control and responsiveness, especially during turns and on uneven roads.
• Enhanced Fuel Efficiency: Reduced rolling resistance from properly aligned tyres translates to better fuel economy.
• Promotes Safety: Proper alignment ensures your vehicle tracks straight and reduces vibrations, making driving safer.

Signs You Need Wheel Alignment

• Vehicle pulling to one side: If your car consistently drifts to the left or right while driving straight, misaligned tyres are a likely culprit.
• Off-centre steering wheel: Even when driving straight, the steering wheel may be noticeably crooked, indicating alignment issues.
• Uneven Wheel wear: Look for irregular tread wear patterns on your tyres, such as excessive wear on the inner or outer edges.
• Steering wheel vibration: At higher speeds, you might experience a vibration in the steering wheel due to unbalanced or misaligned tyres.

Types of Wheel Alignment Angles

• Camber: This is the inward or outward tilt of the top of the Wheel.
• Toe: This refers to whether the fronts of the tyres are pointed in (toe-in) or out (toe-out) compared to the rears.
• Caster: This is the angle of the steering axis in relation to the vertical plane of the Wheel.