Wheel Alignment
We'll check your alignment for free at Just Tires to see whether it matches the manufacturer's specifications. If an alignment is required, our tire specialists will perform front-end or rear-end modifications to restore correct alignment. Making an appointment now will assist you in improving your vehicle's steering and targeting optimal tread wear.
- A thorough alignment check and maintenance every 6 months or 6,000 miles (whichever comes first) and save up to $300.00 more.
- Front-end and/or rear-end mechanical adjustments, if needed
- A series of electronic and road tests to confirm that our alignments meet your vehicle manufacturer’s specifications
- A thorough alignment check
- Careful inspection of your tire condition, air pressure, steering, and suspension
- A detailed printout of our alignment test readings for your records
- A nationwide limited warranty for coverage no matter where you go
- An experienced technicians will carefully restore your wheels to their proper alignment.
- Front-end and/or rear-end mechanical adjustments, if needed
- Verifying that your new alignment readings meet your vehicle manufacturer's specifications (if applicable)
Need help deciding? Come on in for a Free Alignment Check.
During our Free Alignment Check, we use state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to see if your wheels meet your vehicle manufacturer's precise alignment specifications.
ABOUT OUR WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE
What’s Included With Our Wheel Alignment Service?
First, we'll utilize state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to verify your wheels are aligned according to their vehicle's manufacturer's standards. If you do require an alignment, we'll review the details with you prior to beginning the work.
Once work begins, our service technicians will perform front-end and/or rear-end mechanical alignment modifications, then we will also check to see if your new alignment readings are within the manufacturer's specifications, if applicable. Schedule an Appointment Today
Where Can I Get an Alignment Near Me?
Easily schedule an appointment today at your local Just Tires tire shop and we will inspect your wheel’s alignment for free, and if you need an alignment, we’ll help you select an alignment package prior to starting. Schedule an Appointment Today
Why is a Wheel Alignment Important?
By reducing steering pull and vehicle wander, proper wheel alignment produces a smoother ride. Adhering to a proper alignment schedule may potentially save money in unnecessary tire replacement costs related to early tread wear.
When is a Wheel Alignment Needed?
A four-wheel alignment is recommended to be performed at least once a year, according to most manufacturers. Other times you could require a four-wheel or front-end alignment include: after you've had a new set of tires installed, after your vehicle may have struck a pothole or a steep curb, as well as after you've been in an accident or collision.
ASK A MECHANIC: COMMON ALIGNMENT QUESTIONS
A wheel alignment is an automotive service that refers to a vehicle's suspension and steering components being in good working order, while the tire and wheel assemblies are running straight and true. For uniform tread wear and accurate steering, proper alignment is required. Uneven front- or rear tire wear, as well as changes in your vehicle's handling or steering response (i.e. pulling to one side), can all be signs of misalignment.
Depending on the symptoms you're having your car may require a "front-end" adjustment or a "four-wheel" alignment. The moderate cost of getting your car aligned may more than pay for itself in terms of tire usage, performance, and comfort.
Tire balancing (also known as wheel balancing) and tire alignment are two distinct treatments that can correct irregularities in your vehicle that occur over time.
Tire balancing is a tire maintenance service that will correct any unevenness in a vehicle’s tires produced by ongoing tread wear. It’s recommended to have a tire and wheel balancing service performed every 3,000-6,000 miles, every six months, or whenever an odd vibration is noticed.
As stated above, performing a tire alignment works to adjust your vehicle's suspension to correct the angle of your wheels. This will aid in optimum tire tread wear and steering precision. Checking each tire’s alignment should be conducted at least once a year, or if you happen to see or feel any unusual tire wear, a crooked steering wheel, or a steering system drift.
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