Tyre Service
Tyre Service
Tyre Service
Tyre Service
Accurate Wheel Alignment for Better Tyre Life
Wheel alignment is the process of adjusting the angles of your vehicle’s wheels so they sit correctly according to manufacturer specifications. This helps ensure all wheels are pointing in the right direction, allowing your vehicle to drive straight without pulling to one side.
Over time, everyday driving, hitting potholes, or minor impacts can knock your wheel angles out of alignment. This can lead to uneven tyre wear, steering issues, and reduced driving control. During a wheel alignment service, technicians use precise equipment to measure and adjust camber, caster, and toe settings to restore correct positioning.
Proper wheel alignment improves vehicle stability, helps tyres wear evenly, and supports better steering response. It is especially recommended after fitting new tyres, suspension work, or when you notice your vehicle drifting or steering feels off.
Precise Camber Adjustment
Accurate Toe Alignment
Correct Caster Settings
Steering Wheel Centreing
Warning Signs Your Wheels Are Out of Alignment
Vehicle pulls left or right while driving straight
Wheel alignments take 45 to 60 minutes. Some vehicles, such as 4WDs, SUVs, or cars with suspension issues, will take longer if additional adjustments are needed.
Q2: How much does wheel alignment cost in Perth?
In Perth, wheel alignment costs between $70 and $150 for passenger vehicles. Larger vehicles such as SUVs, vans, and 4WDs cost more depending on the alignment type and suspension setup.
Q3: Do I need alignment after new tyres?
Yes, it is highly recommended. A wheel alignment helps your new tyres wear evenly, improves handling, and extend tyre life.
Q4: What's the difference between wheel alignment and balancing?
Wheel alignment adjusts the angles of your wheels so the vehicle drives straight. Wheel balancing corrects uneven weight distribution within the tyre and wheel assembly to reduce vibrations. Wheel alignment = steering and tyre wear. Wheel balancing = vibrations and ride comfort.
Q5: Will alignment fix my car pulling to one side?
In many cases, yes. If your vehicle pulls left or right while driving on a straight road. Incorrect wheel alignment is often the cause. However, tyre wear, tyre pressure differences, and suspension problems also contribute. So, a professional inspection is recommended.