Are any of these happening to you?
The vehicle pulls to one side
The steering wheel does not return to center
The steering wheel is off-center
Excessive tire wear in certain spots
 
What is a Wheel Alignment?
Wheel alignment refers to the angle of your wheels in comparison to each other and the body of your vehicle.
Wheel alignment is adjusted by altering the vehicle’s suspension.
 
We recommend that you get your wheel alignment checked at least every 10000km as well as any time you experience a change in the driving or handling of your vehicle.
 
Maintaining proper wheel alignment is essential to avoid unnecessary wear on your tyres, steering, suspension and brakes. Accurate wheel alignment optimises driving stability, maximises tyre life and improves your vehicle's overall handling performance..
 
The alignment is done with an electronic wheel alignment machine ensuring it is aligned perfectly.