Making sure your wheels are properly aligned improves the performance and longevity of your tyres. Wheels are frequently misaligned as a result of hitting potholes, bumps, gutter, driving on uneven surfaces, and general wear and tear. It is therefore critical to keep your wheels accurately aligned in order to maintain their quality and performance.

What exactly is a wheel alignment?

The angle of your wheels in relation to each other and the body of your vehicle is referred to as wheel alignment. Wheel alignment is done by adjusting the suspension of the vehicle. Tyre Specialists can accurately determine how much adjustment is required and apply it using cutting-edge technology devices. It is generally recommended that you have your wheel alignment checked at least every 15,000 kilometers, as well as whenever you notice a change in the driving or handling of your vehicle. 

What are the Symptoms of Misaligned Wheels?

Over time, the angle of your wheels can become skewed, resulting in a variety of changes to your driving experience. Warning signs that your wheel alignment needs to be checked:

What is the significance of wheel alignment?

To avoid unnecessary wear on your tyres, steering, suspension, and brakes, keep your wheels properly aligned. Accurate wheel alignment improves driving stability, tyre life, and overall vehicle handling performance.