Count on the experts at Firestone Complete Auto Care for all your wheel alignment needs.
Count on the experts at Firestone Complete Auto Care for all your wheel alignment needs.
Regular wheel alignment ensures your tires meet the road at the right angle and your wheels are pointing straight. Proper wheel alignment maximizes fuel economy, tire life, and the overall performance of your vehicle.
If you’ve noticed your car pulling to one side or the steering wheel is not centered while you drive, it could mean your car is due for a wheel alignment. At Firestone, we perform more than 9,000-wheel alignments daily. We use computerized wheel alignment technology, which means our camber, caster, toe and thrust angle measurements are extremely precise and accurate.
The cost of a wheel alignment can vary depending on the make and model of your car and the type of tires you have. Enter your vehicle information below to get an estimate.
Firestone Complete Auto Care offers different limited warranties* on our wheel alignments to match our customer’s unique needs. From a 12-month limited warranty to a lifetime warranty, Firestone Complete Auto Care has options to suit you. Just want to check in and make sure your car is aligned? Get peace of mind with our alignment check.
The lifetime wheel alignment comes complete with everything included in the standard alignment, plus:
*Consult with a Firestone Complete Auto Care manager for complete conditions and terms of the lifetime limited warranty
Many modern vehicles are equipped with Safety Systems such as Steering Angle Sensor (SAS) and/or Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). Sensors, cameras, lasers and radars that help your vehicle detect other vehicles, pedestrians and markings on the road all rely on proper alignment to function accurately. The make, model, and year of your vehicle will determine whether you need a Safety System Alignment.
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*Most of our locations are equipped with the latest technology to perform Safety System Alignments but capability varies per location.
What are the signs I need a wheel alignment?
If your vehicle is pulling to one side, your steering wheel is crooked when you’re driving straight or there is a squealing noise coming from your tires, your alignment may be off. Make it a habit to check your tires regularly and watch out for uneven or rapid tread wear which could also be a sign that your wheel alignment is off.
How often should I get a wheel alignment?
We recommend that your car’s wheel alignment be checked every 6,000 miles or 6 months.
What is the difference between wheel alignment and wheel balancing?
Unlike a wheel alignment, which corrects misaligned angles and keeps your car from veering to one side or another, wheel balancing corrects any uneven distribution of weight on the wheels (which can lead to vibration, excessive tire wear, damage to suspension and other problems). During a wheel balancing service, technicians mount weights to the inside or outside of wheels to balance the wheel assembly.
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