Vehicle pulls
A vehicle that consistently drifts or pulls may need its alignment or related components checked.
Steering, handling, and tire wear
Wheel Alignment
If your vehicle pulls, the steering wheel sits off-center, or the tires are wearing unevenly, an alignment check can identify whether the wheel angles need correction.
When to have alignment checked
Alignment can change after impacts, suspension work, or normal road use. Symptoms are useful clues, but an inspection is the way to determine what the vehicle needs.
Uneven tire wear
Wear concentrated on one edge or an unusual wear pattern can point to an alignment concern.
Off-center steering
A steering wheel that is not centered while driving straight is another reason to schedule a check.
Common questions
Wheel Alignment FAQ
How can I tell if my vehicle needs an alignment?
Common signs include pulling, an off-center steering wheel, and uneven tire wear. Similar symptoms can have other causes, so the vehicle should be inspected.
Should I get an alignment after installing new tires?
An alignment check can help protect a new tire investment when the old tires show uneven wear or the vehicle has steering symptoms.
Can modified vehicles be aligned?
The answer depends on the vehicle and suspension setup. Call with the vehicle and modification details so the shop can confirm service suitability.
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