Oil Change Service in GAINESVILLE , TX 

Why Your Wheels Should be Aligned

Misalignment can cause two major problems with your tires. First, you lose control over where your vehicle goes, as the tires can point in directions you don’t want. Aligned wheels will keep you going straight when the steering wheel isn’t turned and will help you turn more precisely when you do turn. Misaligned wheels also wear unnaturally on the tires, causing them to wear out faster. Wearing out your tires means you’ll need new ones, and buying new tires frequently is expensive. Keeping your tires well-aligned is a good idea so they stay pointing where they should and don’t wear out prematurely.

Timing Your Car’s All-Wheel Alignment

There are two schools of thought when it comes to aligning your tires. The first is that you should align your tires as soon as they become misaligned, and the second is that you should align them before they become misaligned. Whichever way you decide to go, you should always know if your wheels are aligned. This is best done by checking your alignment with an alignment check, which our certified technicians are happy to provide. Regular alignment checks should be performed about every 6 months to get an idea of where your wheels are pointing, and that information will help you decide when you should get your all-wheel alignment.