What is Wheel Alignment?
Wheel alignment refers to the angle of your wheels relative to the road. Ideally, they should be at a perfect right angle, with the central tread lying flat against the ground. However, the wheels can drift inwards or outwards or rotate slightly, affecting the vehicle’s performance.
Common causes of wheel misalignment include hitting the curb, potholes, or wear and tear.
Misaligned wheels reduce fuel efficiency, increase tyre wear, and strain your suspension. We use the latest equipment to identify discrepancies in your wheel alignment and correct them with exceptional accuracy.
Wheel Alignment Factors
Your wheel has four axes along which it can lean or twist. The technical terms are:
Usually, a wheel will have a problem with either toe or camber. However, in extreme cases, there can be issues with both. We restore your wheels to be flat against the ground and parallel to each other.
Wheel Alignment in Exeter
from M&M Tyres
Noticed uneven wear in your tyres? You can save yourself from endlessly filling up your car’s tank or replacing worn-out tyres by booking a wheel alignment assessment. We’ll detect any deviations and correct them there and then.
Book an appointment online or call us at 07702 615 145. Whatever you need, we’re here to help.
Frequently asked questions.
Our most frequently asked questions.
Ignoring wheel misalignment can prove costly. Over time, the gradual drift will lower fuel efficiency and require constant tyre replacements. It can even damage your suspension system, leading to extremely expensive repairs.
It’s sensible to be proactive, if you’re noticing problems, get checked.
We recommend getting your wheel alignment checked once per year. Combine this with a wheel balancing review or tyre rotation to save time.
Yes, wheel alignment is important as it ensures even tyre wear and better handling.
A telltale sign you may need a wheel alignment if your tyres wear unevenly or your car pulls to one side while driving.
