If your car pulls to one side, your steering wheel isn’t centred, or your tyres are wearing unevenly, it’s likely time for alignment.
We recommend a check at least once a year, or sooner if you hit a pothole, kerb, or notice unusual tyre wear.
They’re often used interchangeably. “Tracking” typically refers to simple front wheel adjustment, while “alignment” covers the full geometry of all wheels.
Yes - properly aligned wheels reduce rolling resistance, which helps save fuel.
A full 4-wheel alignment usually takes under an hour, depending on your car and condition.
If your car has independent rear suspension (most modern vehicles do), a 4-wheel alignment is the best option for accuracy and performance.
Not always. Fitting new tyres doesn’t automatically include tracking, so it’s worth booking both together.
Yes, misaligned wheels can cause steering vibrations, especially at speed.
With 4-wheel alignment, we provide a before-and-after printout from our 3D system.
You’ll wear through tyres faster, spend more on fuel, and risk your car being harder to control in an emergency.
