David's Certified Auto Repair provides Wheel Alignment services to Waunakee, WI, Windsor, WI, Madison, WI, and other surrounding areas.

Hitting a large pothole, road curbs, parking stops, speed bumps, and a vehicle accident can all contribute to issues with your car wheel alignment. These incidents can jar a wheel with enough force to alter the vehicle's recommended specification for proper alignment. Wheel alignment is a preventative maintenance service that is crucial for your tires' safety, performance, and longevity. A wheel alignment is a process of adjusting the angles on your vehicle's wheels to ensure they are moving straight and are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the ground. An alignment consists of adjusting your vehicle's steering and suspension components that are connected to your vehicle's wheels. 

How is a Wheel Alignment Done?

The process of aligning your wheels is an elaborate procedure. The certified technicians at David's Certified Auto Repair can provide you with a dependable wheel alignment. Your vehicle will be placed on a wheel alignment machine. This machine will adjust your wheels' angles so that they are set to the car manufacturer's specifications. The type of alignment you receive is dependent on your car's suspension. Your technician will adjust the various suspension angles, which influence the tire movement and position. Your steering wheel will also be centered. To allow the stability control system's correct functioning, ensure that your car's alignment is correct. A test drive should be done after an alignment is performed to ensure your vehicle drives in a straight direction.

What Affects a Vehicle's Wheel Alignment?

Your wheel alignment can be offset in many ways, including instances where you hit a pothole or the curb, get into an accident or hit speedbumps with excessive speed.

An Alignment Check Includes

• Inspection of the steering and suspension components
• Assessment of the tires for dimension, tire pressure, and tread
• Comparison of your tire positioning to car manufacturer rules

How Long Does a Wheel Alignment Last?

Wheel alignments usually last for about 2 - 3 years, but they can be required sooner, depending on driving habits. Sudden impacts with potholes, curbs, or bumps can lead to misaligned wheels. 

Make a Wheel Alignment Appointment at David's Certified Auto Repair in Waunakee, WI

Our expert technicians can also inspect for steering and suspension concerns, as well as drive-line complications. Visit us to have our technicians provide you with a quality wheel alignment. David's Certified Auto Repair is thrilled to be your local automotive repair center and tire shop across Waunakee, WI. Schedule an appointment with us today at one of our locations in Waunakee, WI.