Wheel Alignment Services near Midland, TX

Under normal circumstances, you need your vehicle's alignment checked once per year. Exceptions exist, such as the aforementioned fender bender. If you notice your steering wheel hanging toward one side, you also need to come into our service center for a wheel alignment. When you come in for wheel alignment, you will find many different types and may hear terms batted around like CDJR wheel alignment, two-wheel alignment, and four-wheel alignment. Let's go through the items that comprise what type of alignment your vehicle requires.

Wheel Alignment Importance

The alignment of your vehicle causes your car or truck to travel in a straight line when correct. Alignment consists of three measurements: camber, caster, and toe. A technician measures these angles and matches them to the standard measurements to determine any needed adjustments. Classic cars without a McPherson strut need adjustments to caster and camber, while most modern vehicles manufactured from the 1960s to the present use the McPherson strut.

Wheel Alignment Service at Ram Country Fort Stockton near Midland, TX

You may have only front or rear tires misaligned. The toe may be off on only the front or the rear, requiring only a two-wheel alignment. When we examine your vehicle for problems with the alignment, we also examine the wheels and suspension parts that the alignment problems could damage. If damaged, we inform you and explain if the issue needs immediate rectification. We carry Mopar auto parts on-site so we can make repairs and get you back on the road safely.