- 100 Mile Tire - Wheel Alignment Service

WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE
Helps You Drive Comfortably and Safely

When do you need a wheel alignment service?

After 6,000 miles (approximately 10,000 KM) or 6 months of driving
Pull to left or right when driving straight
Need to hold on to steering wheel to drive straight
Need to keep steering wheel unlevel to drive straight
Single from or rear tire wear found
After changing sets of tires
After a collision accident
Change of suspension and steering parts
After the first 2,000 miles (approximately 3,000 KM) of driving a new car
Tran-axial repair on front wheel drive cars

Deluxe 4-Wheel Alignment

Adjusts all 4-Wheel aligned parallel to each other. The rear wheels are adjusted first to the geometric center line of the vehicle. The deluxe 4-wheel alignment service is not available on some vehicles whose rear Toe is not adjustable.

4-Wheel Compensated Alignment

Also called thrust angle alignment. Without adjusting rear wheels, front wheels are aligned parallel to rear wheels or thrust angle. Thrust angle is the average of the rear Toe difference. This method is used when rear Toe cannot be adjusted.

Front Wheel Alignment

Adjusts only front wheels to the vehicle specification and ignores the rear wheels. Without referencing to the rear wheel, the steering wheel may not be level.

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