Your vehicle drives better when all the wheels are pointed in the same direction. Wheel alignment services keep your vehicle moving in a straight line, by precisely aligning the front and rear wheels. All the wheels on your vehicle should point forward, but over time, one or more will lose alignment. When this happens, your vehicle will start to pull in one direction and create premature wear on your tires and suspension. Basic wheel alignment service should be done regularly. Things like driving on rough terrain or hitting a curb can cause your vehicle to need wheel alignment service more often.

An Alignment Check Features:

How are Wheel Alignment Services Performed?

Wheel alignment involves the adjustment of a vehicle's suspension. Your vehicle is hooked up to an alignment machine that is linked to a computer, which then takes precise measurements. Adjustments will be made to the various suspension angles known as toe, thrust, camber, and caster. The wheel alignment machine will adjust these angles so that they are set to vehicle manufacturer specifications.

Signs of Misalignment:

Common Causes of Wheel Misalignment:

CMC Tire Offers High Quality Wheel Alignments in Utah, Nevada, and Colorado

Wheel alignment, along with regular tire rotation, will provide proper vehicle handling, and optimum tire wear and longevity. Proper maintenance of your vehicle will enhance its performance as well as increase the fuel economy of your vehicle. CMC Tire can provide you with the most accurate wheel alignment service in Utah, Nevada, and Colorado giving you the driver, and your passengers, a better more enjoyable and safer driving experience.