WHEEL ALIGNMENT

​Extending Tyre Life

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When your wheels are misaligned, certain areas of the tyre tread come into contact with the road more than others, causing uneven wear. Over time, this leads to premature bald spots, reducing the overall lifespan of your tyres. For example, if the camber (the angle of the tyre relative to the road) is off, you might notice the inner or outer edges of the tires wearing down faster than the center.

 

Maximizing Fuel Efficiency

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Misaligned wheels create uneven resistance while driving, requiring the engine to expend more energy to keep the vehicle moving straight. This extra effort translates to higher fuel consumption. For instance, toe misalignment (whether tires are pointed inward or outward) can cause drag, effectively lowering your KM's per Litre (KPL) and costing you more at the pump.

 

Enhancing Vehicle Safety

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Misalignment affects your ability to steer accurately and maintain control, especially at higher speeds. A common safety issue is “pulling”—when the car drifts to one side instead of traveling straight. This is particularly dangerous in wet or slippery conditions, as it increases the risk of accidents. Proper wheel alignment ensures precise steering response, enabling safer navigation on the road.

 

Improving Driving Comfort

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Misaligned wheels can result in vibrations that you feel in the steering wheel or the car seats, making the ride less enjoyable. Additionally, pulling to one side forces the driver to constantly correct their course, which can lead to fatigue during longer drives. Wheel alignment eliminates these issues, creating a smooth and hassle-free driving experience.

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Preventing Damage to Vehicle Components

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Poor alignment stresses your car’s suspension system, steering components, and even the tires themselves. Over time, this can lead to costly repairs. For example, continuous misalignment can wear out ball joints, tie rods, and bushings prematurely. Regular wheel alignment reduces strain on these parts, ensuring your vehicle operates efficiently.

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Signs Your Vehicle Need a Wheel Alignment

 

• Uneven tyre wear (e.g., one edge is more worn than the other).​

• Your car pulls to one side when driving straight.

• The steering wheel feels off-center when driving straight.

• Vibrations in the steering wheel at certain speeds.

 

Maintaining proper wheel alignment not only saves you money on tires and fuel but also contributes to a safer and more comfortable driving experience. It’s a small investment that goes a long way in ensuring your vehicle’s optimal performance.

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