Four-Wheel Alignment

Complete four-wheel alignment service adjusts all four wheels to manufacturer specifications. This service is recommended for most modern vehicles, especially those with independent rear suspensions. Our technicians measure and correct camber, caster, and toe angles on all wheels for optimal handling and tire wear.

Two-Wheel Alignment

Front-end alignment service adjusts the front wheels to proper specifications. This service is appropriate for vehicles with solid rear axles where rear adjustment isn't possible. Our technicians ensure proper toe and camber settings to eliminate pulling and uneven front tire wear.

Thrust Angle Alignment

Thrust angle alignment ensures the rear axle is parallel to the vehicle centerline and perpendicular to the front axle. This alignment type is important for vehicles with non-adjustable rear suspensions and helps prevent diagonal tire wear and off-center steering wheel position.

Alignment Inspection

Comprehensive alignment check measures current wheel angles and identifies any alignment issues. Our technicians inspect suspension components for wear or damage that may affect alignment. We provide detailed reports showing current measurements versus manufacturer specifications.

How do I know if my car needs an alignment?

Common signs include your vehicle pulling to one side, uneven or rapid tire wear, a steering wheel that's off-center when driving straight, or vibration in the steering wheel. If you've hit a pothole, curb, or been in a minor collision, an alignment check is recommended.

How often should I get a wheel alignment?

Most manufacturers recommend an alignment check every 6,000 miles or at least once a year. You should also have alignment checked when installing new tires, after suspension repairs, or if you notice any handling issues or uneven tire wear patterns.

What causes wheels to go out of alignment?

Wheel alignment can shift from hitting potholes, curbs, or road debris. Normal wear on suspension and steering components over time also affects alignment. Accidents, even minor fender benders, can knock wheels out of proper alignment and require professional correction.

How long does a wheel alignment take?

A standard wheel alignment typically takes 30 minutes to one hour depending on vehicle type and adjustment needed. If suspension components require repair or replacement before alignment, additional time may be necessary. Our service advisors provide accurate time estimates.

Extended Tire Life

Proper alignment prevents uneven tire wear that shortens tire life. Misaligned wheels can cause tires to wear on one edge, developing feathering or cupping patterns. Correct alignment ensures tires wear evenly across the tread surface, maximizing your tire investment.

Improved Fuel Efficiency

Misaligned wheels create drag that forces your engine to work harder, reducing fuel economy. Proper alignment reduces rolling resistance and allows your vehicle to travel more efficiently. Many drivers notice improved gas mileage after alignment service.

Precision Alignment Equipment

Our service center uses computerized alignment systems that measure wheel angles with precision accuracy. Advanced equipment ensures proper adjustment to exact manufacturer specifications for your specific vehicle make and model.

Certified Technicians

Our factory-trained technicians have extensive experience with Nissan vehicles and all other makes. They understand the specific alignment requirements for different suspension designs and can identify worn components that may affect alignment quality.