Wheel alignment checks are recommended by most vehicle manufacturers at specific mileage or time intervals, or whenever steering, suspension parts, or driveline components are replaced. Alignment is also recommended when new tires are installed, or when customers complain of pull or abnormal tire wear such as scuffing, cupping, or more accelerated wear on one side of the tire.

At Charlie’s we offer this service in-house. When a customer is involved in an accident or if they simply drive through a massive pothole, the vehicle’s suspension may get bumped out of the carefully calculated alignment thresholds. Thus, needing a wheel alignment. A wheel alignment involves three main measurements: caster, camber, and toe.

These measurements are the components used by our technicians to properly align your vehicle, allowing for maximum tire life and straight, level vehicle tracking.