Wheels
Wheel Alignment
Get your wheel angles measured and adjusted where they can be.
Wheel alignment is the adjustment of the angles of your wheels — camber, caster and toe — so they sit the way the manufacturer intended. Correct alignment helps the car track straight, keeps steering feeling right and helps tyres wear evenly.
Alignment is worth checking after fitting new tyres, after hitting a kerb or a pothole hard, and when you notice the car pulling or the steering wheel sitting off-centre.
What it involves
- Wheel angles measured on the alignment equipment
- Readings compared with the vehicle’s specification
- Angles adjusted where the vehicle allows adjustment
- Worn or bent parts that prevent a correct setting pointed out
Signs you might need it
- The vehicle pulls to one side on a flat road
- The steering wheel is off-centre when driving straight
- Tyres wearing unevenly, especially on the inner or outer edge
- Steering that feels loose or vague
Common questions
There is no single interval for every vehicle. A check after new tyres, after a heavy impact, or when you notice pulling or uneven wear is a good rule of thumb.
Vibration at speed is more often a balance issue than an alignment one. Alignment addresses pulling, off-centre steering and uneven wear.
Ready when you are
Book your tyre fitting or service
Pick a service, a day and a time — it takes a few minutes. The team confirms your booking by phone or email.