Wheel alignment is the process of adjusting your vehicle’s wheels to ensure they are properly positioned relative to each other and the road. Proper alignment keeps all four wheels parallel and perpendicular to the ground, improving handling, tire longevity, and overall driving performance.

Three key angles contribute to correct wheel alignment:

• Camber: The tilt of the wheels when viewed from the front of the vehicle. Excessive inward or outward tilt can cause uneven tire wear.
• Caster: The angle of the steering pivot, which affects stability and straight-line tracking. Misaligned caster angles can make steering feel unstable or heavy.
• Toe: The direction the tires point relative to the vehicle’s centerline. Incorrect toe alignment can lead to excessive tire wear and handling issues.

Routine wheel alignments help maintain vehicle stability, extend tire life, and prevent additional strain on the suspension system, ultimately saving you money on repairs and replacements.