Wheel alignment ensures the correct relationship between all wheels on a vehicle. A wheel alignment that has been performed correctly according to the desired driving requirements will ensure; smoother driving, better road holding, improved stability, and reduced wear and damage to the tyres and suspension components. The term ‘wheel alignment’ is well understood, however, a correct and complete wheel alignment involves balancing all the forces created while the vehicle is in motion. These include tyre tread, construction, size, and inflation; wheel offset and width, wheel balance, and the condition of all your steering and suspension components.
If your vehicle is not aligned properly, common issues include pulling to one side of the road, rapid tyre wear, a lack of steering feel and responsiveness, excessive oversteer or understeer, heavy steering, and…
