Alignment Services Taylor, MI

Two-Wheel Alignment

Also known as a front-end alignment, a two-wheel alignment adjusts the alignment of the front two wheels of your car. This is typically done to vehicles that only have front-wheel drive. Contrary to popular belief, alignment doesn’t actually involve adjusting the wheels themselves, but rather is an adjustment of the suspension system that connects the wheels to the rest of the vehicle.

Drivers in Wayne County should keep an eye, or ear, out for these classic signs of a poorly aligned car or truck. If your car or truck has been pulling to the left or right, if you’ve been noticing a shake in your steering wheel, or if your tires are wearing down faster than normal, it’s time to come in and have your alignment inspected. Alignment, like oil changes, is a regular tune-up your car or truck needs in order to be safe on the road.

Four-Wheel Alignment

Vehicles with all-wheel drive should come in for a four-wheel alignment every 6,000 miles or every other oil change, whichever comes first. Most vehicles today, even if they are not all-wheel drive, can benefit from having a four-wheel alignment. This helps all of the wheels run true on the road and keeps the suspension balanced. 

Vehicles in the greater Detroit and Taylor, MI area need to come in for regular alignment adjustments. Skipping out on regular alignment can lead to damage to your vehicle. Misaligned wheels wear down faster than properly aligned ones. This causes tires to become damaged and leads to the unnecessary cost of frequent tire replacement. Severely misaligned wheels can cause intense damage to your suspension and axles that risks the safety of your vehicle.