What is Wheel Alignment?

Wheel alignment is the process of adjusting your vehicle's suspension to ensure all wheels are positioned at the correct angles relative to each other and the road. Proper alignment ensures optimal tire contact, vehicle handling, and ADAS sensor accuracy.

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When Does Your Vehicle Need a Wheel Alignment?

Regular wheel alignment checks and adjustments are essential for maintaining vehicle safety, tire life, and ADAS system accuracy.

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After a Collision or Accident

Any impact that affects the suspension, steering, or chassis can cause misalignment.

Uneven Tire Wear

When You Notice Uneven Tire Wear

If tires are wearing unevenly or more on one side, it indicates alignment issues.

Vehicle Pulling

If the Vehicle Pulls to One Side

When your car drifts or pulls to the left or right while driving straight, it's a sign that alignment may be off.

Routine Maintenance

During Routine Maintenance or Tire Replacement

Many manufacturers recommend aligning wheels whenever new tires are installed or during regular service intervals.

Suspension Replacement

After Replacing Suspension or Steering Components

Replacement of shocks, struts, tie rods, or control arms can disturb wheel alignment.

Steering Wheel Off-Center

When You Experience Steering Wheel Off-Center

If your steering wheel isn't centered when driving straight, an alignment is needed.

Vehicle Vibration

If Your Vehicle Vibrates or Shakes

Excessive vibration or shaking at higher speeds can be caused by misaligned wheels.

Chassis Repairs

Following Suspension or Chassis Repairs

Any work that affects the vehicle's frame or suspension system should be followed by an alignment check.

Wheel Alignment and ADAS: A Critical Connection

Modern vehicles with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) require precise wheel alignment for optimal safety system performance. Misaligned wheels can affect the positioning and accuracy of forward-facing cameras, radar sensors, and other ADAS components.

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Important: ADAS Calibration After Alignment

When wheel alignment affects vehicle geometry or ride height, ADAS recalibration may be required to ensure cameras and sensors maintain accurate readings. At TRUE ADAS Solutions Canada, we can perform both services together for complete peace of mind.

Why Choose TRUE ADAS for Wheel Alignment?

We understand the relationship between wheel alignment and ADAS systems. Our technicians use computerized alignment equipment and can immediately identify if your ADAS systems need recalibration after alignment service — saving you time and ensuring complete vehicle safety.

Benefits of Proper Wheel Alignment

How correct alignment improves your driving experience

Extended Tire Life

Proper alignment prevents uneven wear, helping your tires last up to 25% longer and saving money.

Improved Fuel Efficiency

Correct alignment reduces rolling resistance, improving fuel economy by up to 10%.

Better Handling

Vehicles with proper alignment handle better, respond more predictably, and are safer to drive.

Enhanced Safety

Proper alignment ensures stable, predictable vehicle control in all driving conditions.

ADAS Accuracy

Correct alignment maintains proper sensor positioning for accurate ADAS performance.

Reduced Wear

Proper alignment reduces stress on suspension components, extending their service life.

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