Wheel & Alignment

We recommend having your alignment checked at least once a year or whenever you get new tires. If you hit a curb or notice handling issues, it likely also may be smart to check your wheel alignment.

We recommend having your wheels balanced whenever you install new tires, during routine tire rotations, or if you notice any vibrations.

While you might notice uneven tire wear or the steering wheel not being centered, a professional check with our state-of-the-art alignment machine and expert team provides accurate measurements.

Yes, misaligned wheels can put additional stress on suspension and steering components, leading to premature wear.

Replacing wheel bearings in pairs is not required. While it often may be a good idea since wheel bearings on the same axle will be under a similar amount of stress, it is alright to only replace one that is damaged.

Yes, unbalanced wheels can put extra stress on suspension and steering components, leading to premature wear.

Yes, driving on potholes or rough roads can lead to misalignment over time. It's recommended to get an alignment check if you frequently encounter such conditions.

Regular maintenance, such as inspecting and greasing wheel bearings during routine service intervals, can help prevent premature wear and extend the lifespan of your wheel bearings.

Driving with a bad wheel bearing is not recommended as it can lead to further damage to the wheel hub, spindle, or other components. It's best to have the vehicle inspected and repaired as soon as possible.

Yes, a worn-out or damaged wheel bearing can compromise vehicle stability and handling, potentially leading to unsafe driving conditions. It's essential to have faulty wheel bearings repaired promptly to ensure safety.