Wheel alignment service is only required when the wheels are misaligned. If you are car is steering to one side of the tires have uneven tread wear, those are common signs of misaligned suspension. However, you can’t just rely on signs of misalignment. You should have certified technicians inspect your vehicle’s suspension to determine if a wheel alignment service is required. We have computerized technology that can measure the angles of the suspension. If these angles are not correct, we can perform an alignment service that will restore these angels to Hyundai factory specifications. It all starts with wheel alignment inspection service, so make sure you periodically get the suspension inspected.

For any type of alignment, the goal is to allow the vehicle to drive directly when the steering wheel is straight. The most common type of wheel alignment service is the four-wheel alignment service. In this type of alignment service, the angles of the front and rear wheels are adjusted as required. The angles of the wheels include the camber, toe, and caster angles. A properly aligned set of wheels allows the life of the tires to be maximized. This results in improved handling and braking performance of the vehicle. The fuel efficiency of the vehicle can also be improved with a four-wheel alignment service.

In the two-wheel alignment service, only the wheels on the front axle of the vehicle are aligned. This is mostly required for cars that have a rigid rear axle, such as large-sized SUVs or pickup trucks. If you not sure about what type of alignment service is needed for your vehicle, you can bring your vehicle to our service center and we can guide you.