Wheel Alignment: Losing Control?
Has your car has started to pull to the side of the road or into the middle line even though you are driving straight. Your car may have lost its correct wheel alignment. Bad roads can be your alignment's worst enemy. If you drive down poorly maintained roads, drive through pot holes, or even hit a curb, your car alignment can be greatly affected. Even the smallest wheel alignment issue can accelerate uneven tire wear. Make sure you have your car alignment checked every 6,000 miles or so. Your tires and your wallet will thank you later.
A wheel alignment ensures optimal drivability.
It will help your tires last longer, your vehicle drive smoother, and keep your wheels pointed in the right direction. Your car will require less energy to keep going, potentially saving a ton of fuel depending on how much alignment was required. When your car rolled off the manufacturer assembly line, it came preset with special angles that position your tires correctly. In order for your vehicle to travel the way it's supposed to, it will need precise alignment.
Tire wear is affected by Car Alignment.
Ideally, tires should wear evenly across the tread. If you're noticing excessive wear, you may have too much junk in the trunk or need an alignment adjustment. A tire's life can be shortened by thousands of miles and compromise crucial steering and suspension parts. To prolong the life of your tires and enjoy the benefits of better fuel economy, have your wheel alignment checked, at the very least, with every other oil change or at the first sign of uneven or premature tire wear. Keeping tires in correct alignment is cheaper than buying new tires.
A Quick Tip: Before winter's cold and icy conditions arrive in full force, have an inspection of your wheel alignment. Don't lose control of your vehicle!
If you are unsure about your current car alignment, please give us a call. We have the precision equipment and expertise to check your wheel alignment and adjust it as needed. Contact our ASE Certified Technicians at Clausen Automotive by calling (608) 221-8321 or go on-line at https://www.clausenautomotive.com for more information. Since 1975, our family-owned auto shop has proudly served vehicle owners in Madison, WI, and surrounding communities.
Has your car has started to pull to the side of the road or into the middle line even though you are driving straight. Your car may have lost its correct wheel alignment. Bad roads can be your alignment's worst enemy. If you drive down poorly maintained roads, drive through pot holes, or even hit a curb, your car alignment can be greatly affected. Even the smallest wheel alignment issue can accelerate uneven tire wear. Make sure you have your car alignment checked every 6,000 miles or so. Your tires and your wallet will thank you later.
A wheel alignment ensures optimal drivability.
It will help your tires last longer, your vehicle drive smoother, and keep your wheels pointed in the right direction. Your car will require less energy to keep going, potentially saving a ton of fuel depending on how much alignment was required. When your car rolled off the manufacturer assembly line, it came preset with special angles that position your tires correctly. In order for your vehicle to travel the way it's supposed to, it will need precise alignment.
Tire wear is affected by Car Alignment.
Ideally, tires should wear evenly across the tread. If you're noticing excessive wear, you may have too much junk in the trunk or need an alignment adjustment. A tire's life can be shortened by thousands of miles and compromise crucial steering and suspension parts. To prolong the life of your tires and enjoy the benefits of better fuel economy, have your wheel alignment checked, at the very least, with every other oil change or at the first sign of uneven or premature tire wear. Keeping tires in correct alignment is cheaper than buying new tires.
A Quick Tip: Before winter's cold and icy conditions arrive in full force, have an inspection of your wheel alignment. Don't lose control of your vehicle!
If you are unsure about your current car alignment, please give us a call. We have the precision equipment and expertise to check your wheel alignment and adjust it as needed. Contact our ASE Certified Technicians at Clausen Automotive by calling (608) 221-8321 or go on-line at https://www.clausenautomotive.com for more information. Since 1975, our family-owned auto shop has proudly served vehicle owners in Madison, WI, and surrounding communities.
