Wheel Alignment
Advanced precision alignment technology that ensures your vehicle's physical geometry matches its electronic safety systems. For modern vehicles, alignment and ADAS calibration work together.
Signs You Need Wheel Alignment
These traditional symptoms indicate your vehicle's alignment needs attention.
Uneven Tire Wear
Tires wearing unevenly or faster on one side than the other.
Vehicle Pulling
Car drifts or pulls to the left or right when driving straight.
Crooked Steering Wheel
Steering wheel is off-center when driving straight.
Noisy Steering
Squealing or unusual sounds when turning the steering wheel.
Wandering Steering
Vehicle feels loose or wanders on the road.
After Suspension Work
Alignment required after any suspension repair or replacement.
Why Alignment Affects Your Safety Systems
For modern vehicles, wheel alignment directly impacts ADAS calibration.
Traditional wheel alignment corrects the angles of your wheels so your vehicle drives straight and tires wear evenly. But for modern vehicles equipped with ADAS, alignment does something more: it changes the mathematical direction your chassis is pointing — known as the thrust angle.
Your vehicle's forward-facing radar and cameras are calibrated based on this thrust angle. If alignment changes the thrust angle by even one millimeter, your radar may now be pointing at the wrong lane or calculating distances incorrectly. The vehicle drives fine, but the safety systems are misaligned.
This is why, for many modern vehicles, wheel alignment requires verification and calibration of the Steering Angle Sensor (SAS) and connected ADAS systems. The physical geometry of your vehicle must match exactly what its electronic "eyes" are programmed to see.
Precision Technology, Not Approximation
We don't align by eye — we use advanced technology for exact precision.
State-of-the-Art Equipment
Computerized alignment systems with millimeter precision, not manual adjustments.
ADAS Integration
Alignment data is used to calibrate steering angle sensors and safety systems.
Before & After Reports
You receive printed documentation showing alignment specifications before and after.
Manufacturer Specifications
Alignment follows factory specs for your specific make and model.
When Alignment Requires ADAS Calibration
For many vehicles, these services work together as one integrated procedure.
Pre-Scan
Diagnostic scan checks for existing ADAS fault codes.
Precision Alignment
Wheel alignment corrects vehicle geometry to factory specs.
SAS Calibration
Steering Angle Sensor is recalibrated to match new alignment.
ADAS Verification
Final scan confirms all safety systems are aligned correctly.
Complete Precision Care
Full ADAS Calibration
Complete calibration of all vehicle safety systems.
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Post-Collision Calibration
Alignment and calibration after accident repair.
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Windshield Calibration
Forward camera calibration after windshield replacement.
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Radar Calibration
Adaptive cruise and emergency braking sensor calibration.
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