The purpose of a wheel alignment is to adjust the vehicle’s front-end components so that the wheels are angled correctly. Proper alignment ensures the wheels point in the right direction, promoting optimal handling and even tire wear. Misaligned wheels put undue stress on your tires, leading to irregular and premature wear, reduced fuel efficiency, and compromised driving safety.

Driving a vehicle with improper alignment can lead to decreased fuel efficiency and shortened tire lifespan. Additionally, it places extra strain on other vehicle components such as ball joints, tie rods, steering arms, bushings, and various suspension parts.

For optimal results, wheel alignment should be performed whenever tires are replaced.

When your vehicle is out of the manufacturer’s assembly line, the tires are aligned properly. However, alignment issues can occur due to  hitting a pothole, curb, or being involved in an accident.