Wheel Alignment Service

Content reviewed by Eric Riddles, ASE Certified Master Automobile Technician

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Driving on rough roads filled with pot holes or hitting a curb can immensely affect your alignment. Improper wheel alignment can result in uneven tire wear. It’s imperative to ensure your alignment is inspected or corrected every 6,000 miles or so. Getting your wheel alignment prevents more costly damage and repairs down the road.

Our wheel alignment service includes:

• Visual analysis of steering and suspension parts.
• Tire air pressure adjustment.
• Adjustment of Camber, Caster and Toe in to meet factory specifications.
• Resetting of chassis computer control systems as needed, such as steering angle sensor.

The Importance of Wheel Alignment

Wheel alignment provides the best performance for your vehicle. Having your wheels pointed in the correct direction ensures longer tire life and a smoother drive. Another benefit is less energy to power your vehicle which results in saving gas.

Poor alignment places unnecessary strain on your steering and suspension components. Severe damage to these parts will be quite costly. It’s best to conduct an alignment check along with a tire rotation on or at the initial indication of premature or uneven tire wear. In some cases, it may be best to also have your tires replaced if they are too worn.

We Offer Unbeatable Prices

At Custom Complete Automotive, our team of qualified technicians are ASE and CCA certified to provide you the comfort of a job well done. We have satisfied customers for over 40 years. Our family-owned and operated car shop offers specials and competitive pricing to ensure you’re receiving the best care at the best price.