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FAQs

Where is best for wheel alignment? ›

You can have your wheel alignment checked at any Tyre Pros centre nationwide, completely free of charge. Our experts use specialist equipment, the latest techniques and follow the most up-to-date manufacturer's guidelines to ensure optimal wheel alignment for your specific vehicle make and model.

An alignment is not a time-consuming procedure and should typically take an hour or less. A four-wheel alignment (as opposed to a front-wheel one) will take a little longer, and if the mechanic finds broken or worn-out parts in the suspension system, replacing them will take longer as well.

In the long term, regular wheel alignments can prevent more expensive repairs. Misalignment can cause premature wear and tear on tires, suspension, and steering components. Proper alignment is essential to reducing the likelihood of these costly repairs.

WHAT'S THE COST OF WHEEL ALIGNMENT? The national average for a complete wheel alignment service is between $50 to $168. Although, cost can vary depending on the service provider and the type of alignment.

Laser alignment is the most accurate method available. This method employs state-of-the-art lasers to determine shaft positions. It then relates this information to the computer, allowing very precise recommendations for adjustments.

Factors that impact alignment cost

The cost of an alignment depends on several factors: The number of wheels. A front-end alignment, which involves only the two wheels on the front of the car, typically costs anywhere from $50 to $75. Four-wheel alignments cost more, usually $100 to $175.

While performing the alignment, the mechanic may find more work—like tire balancing or car suspension repairs—is needed. Local labor costs and rates can also vary by city, state, provider, and technician.

Once your car's wheels have been realigned, you will feel an immediate improvement to the ride, noise and performance of your car. Drivers have also reported getting better fuel mileage due to the fact they aren't constantly correcting their cars steering.

Checking your suspension before performing an alignment is crucial. At level Auto we always do a complete inspection of the vehicle's suspension system. Tie rods, ball joints, wheel bearings, bushing, struts , etc, are always checked prior to performing an alignment.

Continuing to drive a vehicle with bad alignment will: Wear out your tires faster and even permanently damage them. Increase friction on your tires, making them less fuel efficient. Make steering difficult to control and may put you at risk of an accident.

How long can you drive a car without alignment? ›

The actual length of time differs from one car to the next, but generally speaking, you want to get an alignment every 5,000 to 8,000 miles under normal conditions.

The four-wheel alignment will restore all four corners of your vehicle to the manufacturer's specifications. This type of alignment requires specialist equipment and is the most comprehensive alignment.

4-Wheel Alignment: Is usually done on vehicles with front and rear independent suspension systems. The thrust line should be checked, then adjustments should be made to rear camber then toe. Next, the front wheels should be adjusted, by first setting caster, followed by camber and toe.

The alignment process helps to protect your vehicle from uneven tyre wear by ensuring that the tyres have as much surface area making contact with the road as possible, as well as improving handling and safety.