Beaver County Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram Four-Wheel Alignment

Wheel Alignment - A professional will adjust the angles of your car's wheels to meet the manufacturer guidelines. When your car was built, it was designed to have the wheels hit the road at a particular angle. This becomes unaligned when you encounter the bumps on the road and with regular use. A wheel alignment is a standard automobile maintenance issue. In general, every 2 to 3 years you should get your wheels aligned. This calendar will fluctuate according to your use of the vehicle and if you have hit a major pothole or experienced difficult terrain.

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Get A Wheel Alignment When You Get New Tires

When you get new tires on your vehicle, a wheel alignment should be done. Talking to a professional at Beaver County Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram will give you a better idea of when you need the service performed.

 

Wheel Alignment Issues? Don't Let It Get You Off Track

Improper wheel alignment over time will destroy the overall suspension of your vehicle. Your tires can be grossly affected by a lack of a proper wheel alignment. Uneven wear and holes can appear if you continue to drive a car in need of a wheel alignment. Because the dynamics of the vehicle are compromised, your car may not have the proper response in an emergency braking situation. In short, your car is off-balanced. Steering becomes more difficult in a car that has not had a proper wheel alignment. Eventually, the car will begin to veer off in one direction or another depending upon the misaligned angles of the wheels.

 

Avoid Further Problems With Four-Wheel Alignment

To avoid problems down the road we suggest that you bring in your car for wheel alignment, as prescribed by your owners manual. We're more than happy to help you with this scheduled maintenance feature. Bring your car in, and we'll make certain that a certified technician performs the wheel alignment.