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Alignment

Wheel Alignment

If your car pulls to one side, the steering wheel sits off-centre, or your tyres are wearing unevenly on one edge, it is usually a wheel alignment issue — not the tyres themselves.

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Wheel Alignment

Hitting a pothole, kerbing a wheel, or normal wear on suspension components can all knock alignment out. We check and adjust the angles that matter — usually toe and camber on the front axle — to manufacturer spec.

Getting alignment right protects the tyres you have just paid for. Uneven or aggressive edge wear from bad alignment can shorten tyre life significantly, so it is worth checking every time you get new tyres fitted, or if you notice the car pulling or the steering feeling off-centre.

  • Diagnoses pulling, vibration and off-centre steering
  • Protects tyre life by preventing uneven wear
  • Checked as standard after kerb strikes or pothole damage
  • Recommended alongside new tyre fitting
  • Clear before-and-after readings explained plainly
Mechanic working on a wheel in the workshop
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Ready to sort your alignment?

Fill in the form and we will come back with a straight price, usually within one working hour during opening hours. For an urgent breakdown, please call the 24/7 recovery line instead.

Prefer to pick your own time? Try our online booking calendar →

Request a Alignment Quote

Tell us what you need and the best number to reach you on — we usually reply within one working hour during opening hours.

Format: Width/Aspect Ratio R Rim Diameter — found on your tyre's sidewall. Not sure? See our tyre size guide →

FAQs

Common questions about alignment.

Common signs are the car pulling to one side, the steering wheel not sitting straight when driving in a straight line, or tyres wearing unevenly on the inner or outer edge.
Yes, it is good practice — it protects the new tyres from premature uneven wear and makes sure you get the full mileage out of them.
Yes, a hard pothole or kerb strike is one of the most common causes of alignment being knocked off, even if there is no visible damage.

Need alignment sorted today?

Call the workshop or request a quote online — we will get you a straight answer fast.