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Tires & Wheels

Wheel Alignment

All four wheels measured and adjusted on a 3D imaging aligner.

A car on the 3D imaging alignment rack with targets clamped to the wheels

Signs you need this

  • The car pulls left or right on a flat road
  • Steering wheel sits crooked when you're driving straight
  • Tires worn on the inside or outside edge only
  • You recently hit a pothole or curb, or had suspension work done

An alignment sets the angles your tires meet the road at — camber, caster, and toe. When those drift, the car fights you: it wanders, the wheel sits off-centre, and the tires scrub themselves flat on one edge.

Our 3D imaging aligner uses fixed cameras and wheel-mounted targets to read all four corners at once, live, as adjustments are made. It resolves angles far finer than a conventional rack and shows the technician the effect of every turn of the wrench in real time.

You leave with a printed before-and-after report, so you can see exactly what was out and what it was set to.

Common questions

How often should I get a wheel alignment?

Once a year as routine, and any time you've hit a serious pothole, mounted a curb, had suspension or steering work done, or fitted new tires. New tires on a car that's out of alignment start wearing unevenly immediately.

What are the signs my car needs an alignment?

The car pulls to one side, the steering wheel sits off-centre when you're going straight, or the tires wear more on one edge than the other. Uneven or feathered tread wear is the clearest sign, and the most expensive one to ignore.

What makes 3D imaging alignment different?

Camera-based 3D imaging measures all four wheels at once to a fraction of a degree, well beyond what conventional alignment racks resolve. You get a printed before-and-after report, so you can see exactly what was out and what it is now.

Does an alignment fix a vibration?

No — alignment corrects the angles the wheels sit at, which shows up as pulling and uneven tire wear. A vibration at speed is almost always a balance problem, and Road Force balancing is the service for that.

Something else? Call (647) 436-5940 during shop hours and talk to an advisor.

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