The front (and sometimes the rear) wheels on a vehicle need to be adjustable to allow for variation in vehicle control characteristics. This can only be done by a technician using a wheel alignment machine. There are various types of wheel alignments; the alignment you require depends on the make of vehicle you are driving.

Have you ever noticed your tyres (particularly the front) wearing on the edge but not across the tyre? Tyres showing this, or even feathered edges, may indicate the wheel alignment needs adjusting. Most tyre services recommend a wheel alignment every 10,000km.

Correct wheel alignment will: -

• Extend the life of tyres by reducing premature wear
• Allow tyres to wear more evenly
• Improve the handling of the vehicle
• Optimise the steering response of your vehicle