How to Know if You Need Wheel Alignment

Make your tires last longer with a proper wheel alignment. Your car is good at telling you when something is wrong, so let’s go over the red flags that your car needs a wheel alignment.

• Squealing tires
• Uneven or rapid tire wear
• Crooked steering wheel while driving in a straight path
• Vibration or shaking steering wheel

If you notice uneven tire wear, there can be some issues with your wheel alignment. Also, there can be other symptoms like noise or vibration in the steering wheel or a crooked steering wheel after hitting a big pothole.

Head over to Feo’s Motorsports if your car displays any of these signs. We will equip you with proper diagnosis and solutions to keep your vehicle running at its best.

Automobile Alignment Services

Every car alignment service starts with a full inspection of every steering and suspension component. It ensures that there is no damaged or worn-out part causing all this in the first place.

Components like tie rod end, ball joints, idler, and stabilizer bars need to be in solid condition; otherwise, all our hard work in aligning your car will be lost when you hit the road. A four-wheel adjustment comes with adjusting the suspension of the vehicle so that all wheels are parallel to each other.

There are three main wheel adjustments performed on most vehicles:

Toe

It dictates how the tires are directing forward down the road. Incorrect toe can cause choppy treadwear and drift to one side.

Camber

This is how the top of your tires are leaning, either in an outward or inward position. It can affect the tire wear by causing the inside or outside of your threads to become worn.

Caster

This is the measurement of how the weight of your vehicle is apportioned over the front wheels, causing a pull to one side or the other if not in adjustment.