Alignment Services

The objective of any type of wheel alignment service is to have the wheels drive in a straight line when the steering wheel is straight. With a four-wheel alignment service, the wheels on the front and the rear axles are aligned. This type of alignment service is the most common type of alignment service required by rear-wheel drive, front-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, and other types of vehicles.

Certain types of vehicles have a rigid rear axle, which means that the rear wheels do not require an alignment service. This is most common in pickup trucks and large SUVs. With a two-wheel alignment, only the front wheels are aligned. In some cases where the vehicle is involved in a collision, the rear suspension can get disturbed, requiring an alignment service. It is best to allow our certified technicians to guide you on the type of alignment service required for your vehicle.