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- How Long Does it Take to Complete a Wheel Alignment?
- Can You Perform an Alignment on Unevenly Worn Tires?
- What is Wheel Alignment?
- How Is an Alignment Performed?
- Do I Need an Alignment if I Replace 4 Tires?
- How Often Should I Check My Car's Alignment?
- Do I Need an Alignment When Replacing a Single Tire?
- What Causes Car Alignment Problems?
How Long Does it Take to Complete a Wheel Alignment?
A normal car alignment (whether a two-wheel or a four-wheel), will take on average about one hour.
Can You Perform an Alignment on Unevenly Worn Tires?
Yes, you can get an alignment before buying new tires.
What is Wheel Alignment?
Alignment refers to an adjustment of a vehicle's suspension - the system that connects a vehicle to its wheels.
How Is an Alignment Performed?
The mechanic adjusts the various suspension angles - known as toe, thrust, camber and caster - that influence tire movement and position.
Do I Need an Alignment if I Replace 4 Tires?
A wheel alignment isn't necessary when you have new tires installed, but it's a really (like, really) good idea. An alignment helps ensure that all four tires are correctly angled with each other and the road.
How Often Should I Check My Car's Alignment?
We recommend having a wheel alignment performed every two-three years or if there are signs that the alignment is off.
Do I Need an Alignment When Replacing a Single Tire?
It is recommended to have an alignment performed in order to avoid uneven wear.
What Causes Car Alignment Problems?
Sudden jarring or heavy impact caused by hitting something, such as a pothole, bumping a curb, or a road accident.
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