Your wheels can lose balance over time, and if you experience vibration of the steering wheel when driving or uneven tyre wear, then it's essential that you have your tyres checked for balancing.

What is Wheel Alignment and why is it necessary?

Wheel alignment, or tracking, as it is otherwise known, is a specific check to see that your vehicle’s wheels are set to the optimum position. These specifications are set by manufacturers and are fundamental to your vehicle running efficiently and effectively. If your wheel alignment is incorrect, it can impact many other component parts of your vehicle, with the most common being quicker tyre wear. It can also affect the handling and safety of your vehicle, so is an important check to be made.

Potholes and impact with a kerb are two of the most common causes of changes to wheel alignment, so with regular checks of your vehicle’s wheel alignment, you could prolong the life of your tyres along with improving the steering controls.

We will also carry out a complimentary online safety check whilst your vehicle is with us. Your safety check will include:

• Condition of your Wheels and Tyres
• Fluid Levels including top ups up to 1 litre* including:
Screen wash, Anti-freeze, Engine Oil and Ad Blue
• Brake Pads & Discs including wear assessment 
• Battery condition
• Tyre condition
• Suspension 
• Steering

You will then receive a complimentary online video of the inspection, so you can see exactly what we see.