Wheel Alignments

WHAT IS WHEEL ALIGNMENT ?

Driving over potholes or speed bumps can knock your wheel alignment out. This can lead to uneven wear on your tyres and it could can couse your car to pull of one side. If the wheels are not re-alignmened, in can lead to an increase in fuel consumption and premature wear of your tyres.

Correct wheel alignment ensures that the wheel on you car are perpendicular to the ground and parallel to each other so that on a level and straight road your car will travel in a straight line. At Signature Wheels and Tyres we understand the importance of this, and offer a standard wheel alignment service to all our customers

DO YOU NEED A WHEEL ALIGNMENT ?

If you’re wondering whether your car needs an alignment, first look at your tyres. Uneven tyre wear or more wear on the outside of some tyres is a good indicator that your car’s alignment is most likely out.

HERE ARE A FEW INDICATORS :

Your car seems to be pulling to one side, even when you think you’re driving straight
Your steering wheel vibrates
You are driving straight, but your steering wheel isn’t centered

If none of these indicators occurs but it’s been a while since your last alignment, check your owner’s manual to see how often the manufacturer recommends having this service.

At Signature Wheels and Tyres we offer a 2 types of a computerised wheel alignment service. A 2-wheel front Wheel Alignment and a 4-wheel front and rear Wheel Alignment.
Our high-quality computerised alignment equipment ensures your wheel alignment is adjusted to the manufacturer’s original specification with the highest degree of accuracy.
We will show you the current alignment readings on your car and advise you if it requires aligning or not.

WHAT IS FOUR WHEEL ALIGNMENT ?

The modern car is built for comfort, performance and handling . In order to achieve and maintain the best ride possible, the steering and suspension needs to be measured and adjusted within the motor manufacturer’s specifications.
This can only be done by measuring all four wheels and having a proper full four wheel alignment measurement.