You can book your laser wheel alignment appointment online or by visiting any of our dealerships in the North West of England.
Laser wheel alignment might seem like a highly technical task, but in reality, it's quite a straightforward process! It works by employing laser precision to align the wheels in their ideal positions. An overhead projector is used to shine lasers onto each wheel, allowing mechanics to see the angles at which the wheels are currently facing. With a little help from a scale, they can then adjust the wheels to achieve that perfect alignment.
Wheel alignment, often referred to as tracking, is about making sure your vehicle’s wheels are perfectly positioned according to the manufacturer’s specifications.
When alignment is off, it can lead to uneven and rapid tyre wear, and it may even impact how your vehicle handles.
You might experience wheel tracking issues if you've accidentally hit a kerb, have driven into a pothole, or if your steering or suspension parts are wearing out. It’s a good idea to have your wheel alignment checked at least once a year to ensure you’re getting the best performance from your tyres.
You’ll find our laser wheel alignment services at any of our dealerships including Blackpool, Bolton, Burnley, Chorley, Preston, Ormskirk and Wigan.
Everything you need to know.
What is checked during laser wheel alignment?
Signs that your car needs a wheel alignment
Causes of wheel misalignment
What is tracking?