Two-Wheel Alignment Service Near Whitsett, NC

In many vehicles, all four wheels will need to be aligned. However, vehicles with a solid rear axle often only need a two-wheel alignment, also known as a front-end alignment. If you're not sure whether your vehicle has a solid rear axle or independent rear suspension, we can help you figure it out. When you come to Greensboro Auto Center for a two-wheel alignment service, our technicians will take a look at the camber, toe, and caster angles of your wheels and make any adjustments that may be needed. The camber angle refers to the inward or outward tilt of the wheels when they are viewed from the front, and the toe angle refers to the tilt when the wheels are viewed from below. The caster angle measures the angle of the steering axis. All three of these angles need to be precisely set in order to make your drive comfortable and safe.

Causes of Improperly Aligned Wheels

Whether you are driving along the streets of Sedalia, North Carolina or on back roads and hilly trails, your wheels deal with a lot of bumps and jolts. These slowly bump your vehicle's wheels out of correct alignment. In addition, if your vehicle has hit a big pothole, has run over a curb, or has been in a collision, the wheels may become suddenly and dramatically misaligned.