Wheel Alignments

A correct wheel alignment plays a significant role in the life you get out of your tyres. You should have your alignment checked;

• When fitting new tyres
• Every twelve months or 12,000 kilometres, (whichever comes first).
• After accident repairs or replacement of any steering or suspension parts.
• If you've hit a curb or pot hole.

Warning signs that alignment is in need of adjustment include;

• Irregular tyre wear - on front or rear tyres
• Heavy steering
• Vehicle wandering and hard to keep in a straight line
• Excessive road shock being felt through the steering wheel
• Vehicle steering wheel not returning to centre

Correct Alignment will;

• Save excessive uneven and premature tyre wear
• Save Fuel
• Enhance cornering and general handling
• Reduce driver fatigue.

Phone your local store to book your car in for a wheel alignment. A wheel alignment can normally be performed within short notice and would normally only take up to an hour maximum to complete.

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