Wheel Alignment Repair

Basic: $39

Includes:

• Measure alignment to see if it is within specifications.

Standard: $69

Includes:

• Test drive before and after service
• Normal alignment adjustments as needed
• Comprehensive inspection of steering & suspension including:
  • Struts & shocks
  • Ride height & springs
  • Control arms
  • Steering belt
  • Tires
  • Ball joints
  • Wheel bearings
  • Tie rods
  • Stabilizers
  • Power steering gear, pump, lines, cooler & fluid
  • Engine & transmission mounts
  • CV boots & joints & U-joints
• Detailed checklist report

Premium Wheel Alignment Service: $119

Includes:

• Test drive before and after service
• Normal alignment adjustments as needed
• Comprehensive inspection of steering & suspension including:
  • Struts & shocks
  • Ride height & springs
  • Control arms
  • Steering belt
  • Tires
  • Ball joints
  • Wheel bearings
  • Tie rods
  • Stabilizers
  • Power steering gear, pump, lines, cooler & fluid
  • Engine & transmission mounts
  • CV boots & joints & U-joints
• Detailed checklist report
• Computer spin balance 4 tires
• Tire rotation if needed, reset tire pressure light if required

Notes:

• Details and pricing applies to most cars and light trucks.
• Some vehicles may require additional parts and/or labor.

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 Auto Care Tips

Wheel Alignment Service

A Wheel alignment is the adjustment of your vehicle's suspension to optimize ride comfort, handling and steering characteristics. This service checks suspension components for safety concerns resulting from wear and damage, and measures and adjusts the suspension to manufacturer's specifications.

Vehicle manufacturers specify precise settings to achieve the maximum performance and economy. Maintaining the factory-specified suspension setting will make your car safer, easier to drive, greatly extend tire life, and ensure optimum fuel economy.

Problems

Sloppy or loose steering, pulling, and difficult steering can all be caused by mis-alignment problems. A properly aligned suspension can save you money by decreasing accelerated tire wear, poor fuel economy and excessive wear on suspension parts.

Causes

The most common cause of suspension mis-alignment are road hazards. Hitting a curb or large pot hole can damage the suspension resulting in steering or handling problems such as loose steering, steering wheel off center, steering change direction after hitting bumps, and premature tire wear and replacement. An alignment inspection should be part of the diagnostic procedure.

How Often

It is recommended that alignment be performed yearly or every 15,000 miles or 25,000 KM. The installation of new tires or the replacement of suspension parts should always be accompanied by a wheel alignment.

Bottom Line

Checking the wheel alignment as a part of routine maintenance can significantly increase suspension and tire life, significantly decreasing repair costs. Beyond the economics, there is also the ease of mind from driving a safe and comfortable vehicle.

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