It is a common misconception that a vehicle alignment is an adjustment made to the tires or wheels. A vehicle alignment is the adjustment of the steering and suspension components that connect to your vehicle's wheels.

We strongly recommend that when it comes to vehicle alignment, you follow the industry-set standards of every 12 months or 12,00 miles.

Here are some ways your vehicle's alignment can be disrupted:

When it is time for your vehicle to be aligned, you will be able to tell. Keep an eye out for these commons signs:

Proper vehicle alignment is crucial for your overall safety behind the wheel. When your vehicle shifts in a certain direction, it could pull you out of your lane and into a dangerous situation. If your tires are becoming bald, your vehicle loses traction. 

In addition, improper alignment significantly reduces the vehicle's gas mileage and tire life, while also adding unnecessary stress to other parts of the vehicle. In the long run, this could cost you more money and unnecessary repairs.