A wheel alignment is a mechanical adjustment of a vehicle's suspension to set the angles of your wheels to manufacturer specifications, ensuring they are parallel and perpendicular to the ground.

Proper alignment prevents a car from pulling to one side, ensures even tire wear for longer tire life, improves handling and stability, and enhances fuel efficiency.

It's recommended that you have a wheel alignment performed for your car by trusted mechanics after every 6,000 miles and every 10,000 miles on the road for RV's. Some other situations may require a sooner wheel alignment, such as:

• Getting new tires
• Hitting potholes frequently
• Driving on rough terrain
• Hitting a curb

Driving with misaligned wheels will hurt the performance of your vehicle and shorten the life of your tires. Schedule wheel alignment services regularly with us to keep this from happening to your vehicle.

Tire balancing is a specific type of tire maintenance that balances the weight of a tire and wheel, ensuring they work together in tandem seamlessly for a smooth, safe ride.

Tire rebalancing weights restore the balance between the tire and the wheel assembly, making them spin on the same center of gravity thus removing the vibration that occurs when the wheel and tire assembly is off center.

It's recommended that you have a tire balancing performed for your vehicle or RV by trusted mechanics every 6,000 miles. Some other situations may require a sooner tire balancing, such as:

• Getting new tires
• Hitting potholes frequently
• Driving on rough terrain
• Hitting a curb

Many drivers only balance their tires after they notice a problem but it is much better and safer to perform regular maintenance. Your wheels, tires and other mechanical components like suspension will last longer and be less likely to sustain damage due to uneven wear.