Wheel Alignment
Four-Wheel Alignment Services
Ensure a Smooth & Safe Drive with Proper Wheel Alignment
Over time, your vehicle’s wheels can become misaligned due to everyday driving, potholes, curbs, or suspension wear. Misalignment can lead to uneven tire wear, poor handling, and reduced fuel efficiency.
At Autotest, we offer precision four-wheel alignment to keep your vehicle driving smoothly, safely, and efficiently.
When Should You Get a Wheel Alignment?
It’s recommended to check your wheel alignment at least once a year or if you notice any of these signs:
Vehicle Pulls to One Side – Difficulty keeping the car straight.
Steering Feels Off-Center – The wheel isn’t straight when driving.
Uneven Tire Wear – Inner or outer edges of tires wearing out faster.
Recent Suspension or Steering Repairs – Alignment adjustments are necessary after work on shocks, struts, or tie rods.
Ignoring misalignment can lead to expensive repairs and unsafe driving conditions.
Over 20 Years of Experience in Laser Alignment & Custom Setups
With over 20 years of experience in precision laser alignment, we bring expertise and attention to detail that few can match. We understand that wheel alignment is not just about factory settings—it can be a highly personalized experience based on driving style and personal preference.
Whether you’re looking for a standard factory alignment, a performance-oriented setup for better handling, or a custom alignment to match your unique driving habits, we can tailor your alignment to your needs. Some drivers prefer a sharper steering response, while others prioritize tire longevity and comfort. Whatever your preference, our specialists will work with you to achieve the perfect balance.
The Connection Between ADAS & Wheel Alignment
Many modern vehicles are equipped with Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS), including lane departure warnings, adaptive cruise control, and automatic emergency braking. These systems rely on cameras, sensors, and radar to function properly.
When a vehicle's wheels are misaligned, it can affect the accuracy of ADAS features, leading to incorrect lane-keeping assistance, false alerts, or reduced braking response. After a wheel alignment, ADAS recalibration is often required to ensure that the safety systems remain precise and effective.
At Autotest, we offer both wheel alignment and ADAS calibration services, making sure your vehicle’s safety systems work seamlessly together.