Wheel alignment
Metro Detroit potholes knock alignments out every spring. We measure toe, camber and caster on a computerized rack and hand you a before-and-after printout.
What's included
- Two-wheel and four-wheel alignment
- Toe, camber and caster adjustment
- Steering wheel centering
- Suspension inspection before alignment
- Printed before-and-after report
Signs it's time
- The car pulls left or right on a flat road
- The steering wheel is off-center when you're driving straight
- Tires are wearing on one edge
- You hit a pothole or curb hard
- You just put on new tires
Yearly, or after a hard pothole hit.
Common questions
How often should I get an alignment?
Once a year, after any big pothole hit, and whenever you buy new tires.
Do you check the suspension first?
Yes. A worn tie rod or ball joint won't hold an alignment, so we check those parts before we put the car on the rack.