Wheel Alignment + Tracking
Why choose us
Ensuring your wheels are positioned correctly at all times has a host of benefits. Our wheel alignment and tracking service helps to identify whether issues caused by the direction of your tyres could be contributing to other roadblocks in your driving. Typical signs of misaligned wheels include: –
- Uneven wearing on tyres
- Vibration through the steering wheel while driving
- Dragging or pulling to one side while driving
- An audible sound when turning corners
This issue can be caused by anything from hitting a kerb while parking through to coming into contact with potholes during your drives. While the circumstances for unalignment may cause little alarm at the time, the consequences can be costly if ignored. Our experienced team of mechanics can help identify incorrect alignment and put this right in no time.
When you might need us
Your safety is our number one priority at all times. Having misaligned wheels can reduce the grip between tyres and the road surface. In wet conditions, this can transform a minor hazard into a major one. Equally, wearing down unevenly on tyres could result in popping or slits occurring in the rubber. This leads to excessive costs in repairs and also puts the safety of you and your passengers at risk. We have a team of highly experienced and qualified mechanics on hand to deal with all wheel alignment and tracking issues.
How we work
During a wheel alignment, our mechanics will visually check the direction and angles of your wheels. For most scenarios, checking the front wheels will highlight an issue which can then be rectified. Using the manufacturers recommendations for your specific model, we will check all aspects of wheel alignment including: –
- Camber
- Caster
- Thrust Line
- Toe In and Toe Out
We have the most up-to-date tools and technology which allows us to deliver exceptional service to our customers. This, paired with a solid reputation in the surrounding area means we’re the name of choice when it comes to reliable mechanics in Bexleyheath. Please note, wheel alignment and tracking is not covered by an MOT. However, wear on tyres caused by misaligned tyres can be a cause for failure on your next MOT.