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The Most Common Indications Your Vehicle Requires a Wheel Alignment

• Steering Wheel is Not Straight — If you are driving on a flat straight path, your steering wheel should be straight, centered, and still. Poor alignment will cause your steering wheel to be crooked and off-centered or at an odd angle when driving straight. 
• Drifting or Pulling — If your vehicle drifts to the left or right while driving straight down a leveled road your alignment is off. 
• Uneven Tire Wear — A camber adjustment issue will cause excessive tire wear, particularly on the edges of your tires. 
• Vibration — If your steering wheel vibrates when you are driving, this can be another indication your wheels are out of alignment. 
• Vehicle Handling Feels Loose — Your car will be unstable and loose when driving straight and taking turns due to improper wheel alignment. 
• Vehicle Noise — If you hear squeaking, creaking, knocking or rubbing when you start driving or go around corners, this may be an indication of steering and suspension issues. A wheel alignment will be required after these repairs.