Alignments - CARS

Q: How do I know if my car needs an alignment?

Common signs include: Vehicle pulling to one side Steering wheel off-center Uneven or rapid tire wear Vibrations in the steering wheel How often should I have my alignment checked? It’s recommended to check your alignment every 12,000 miles or once a year , or sooner if you notice steering issues or after hitting a pothole, curb, or accident.

Q: What types of alignment does CARS offer?

We provide front-end, rear-end , and four-wheel alignments for cars, trucks, and SUVs using state-of-the-art equipment for precision.

Q: Will an alignment improve my fuel efficiency?

Yes. Properly aligned wheels reduce rolling resistance , which can improve gas mileage and lower tire wear.

Q: Can an alignment fix uneven tire wear?

An alignment can correct uneven wear patterns going forward, but worn or damaged tires may still need replacement to ensure safety and performance.

Q: How long does a vehicle alignment take?

Most alignments can be completed in 30–60 minutes , depending on vehicle type and suspension condition.

Q: Is a wheel alignment necessary after suspension or tire work?

Yes. Anytime suspension components, steering parts, or tires are replaced , an alignment ensures your vehicle handles correctly and tires wear evenly.

Professional Vehicle Alignment Services

Proper wheel alignment is essential for safe driving, even tire wear, and optimal vehicle performance. At CARS, we provide precision vehicle alignment services for cars, trucks, and SUVs to keep you driving straight and smooth.

Our skilled technicians use state-of-the-art alignment equipment to correct your vehicle’s angles, ensuring better handling, improved fuel efficiency, and longer-lasting tires. Whether your vehicle is pulling to one side, your steering wheel is off-center, or you’re experiencing uneven tire wear, we have the tools and expertise to fix it.

Why choose CARS for vehicle alignment?

✔ Expert wheel alignment for all makes and models

✔ Advanced alignment equipment for precision service

✔ Helps prevent uneven tire wear and improves handling

✔ Improves fuel efficiency and vehicle safety

✔ Affordable, professional, and fast service

Serving drivers in Roanoke, Salem, Vinton, Hollins, and nearby communities, CARS makes it easy to maintain your vehicle’s performance and safety.

Schedule your vehicle alignment today and drive with confidence on every road.

What is a wheel alignment?

A wheel alignment adjusts the angles of your vehicle’s wheels so they are perpendicular to the ground and parallel to each other, ensuring proper handling and tire wear.

How do I know if my car needs an alignment?

Common signs include:

Vehicle pulling to one side
Steering wheel off-center
Uneven or rapid tire wear
Vibrations in the steering wheel

How often should I have my alignment checked?
It’s recommended to check your alignment every 12,000 miles or once a year, or sooner if you notice steering issues or after hitting a pothole, curb, or accident.

What types of alignment does CARS offer?

We provide front-end, rear-end, and four-wheel alignments for cars, trucks, and SUVs using state-of-the-art equipment for precision.

Will an alignment improve my fuel efficiency?

Yes. Properly aligned wheels reduce rolling resistance, which can improve gas mileage and lower tire wear.

Can an alignment fix uneven tire wear?

An alignment can correct uneven wear patterns going forward, but worn or damaged tires may still need replacement to ensure safety and performance.

How long does a vehicle alignment take?

Most alignments can be completed in 30–60 minutes, depending on vehicle type and suspension condition.

Is a wheel alignment necessary after suspension or tire work?

Yes. Anytime suspension components, steering parts, or tires are replaced, an alignment ensures your vehicle handles correctly and tires wear evenly.

Can I drive my car after noticing alignment issues?

You can drive, but it’s not recommended to delay service. Misaligned wheels can lead to uneven tire wear, decreased handling, and potential safety hazards.