1734 Mileground Road, Morgantown, WV 26505
Phone: 304-296-3344
Computerized Alignment:
What is it? Essentially, Alignments refer to the way your car's wheels are positioned. Ideally, your wheels should be parallel and facing forward.
How could it go wrong? Components wearing out to a bump in the road can cause your wheels to shift out of alignment.
How do you recognize a problem? Is your steering wheel straight when you are driving? Does your car pull to one side? Does your steering wheel vibrate? Do you notice uneven tire wear? Use this guide to inspect your tires.
Tire Rotation:
Tire rotation can be beneficial in several ways. When done at the recommended times. It can preserve balanced handling and traction of the tires and even out tire wear. It can even provide performance advantages.
When should tire be rotate? We recommend that high performance tires be rotated every 3,000 to 5,000 miles, even if they don't show signs of wear.
What's wheel balancing? When a wheel is unbalanced, there is an unequal distribution of weight around the rim of the wheel and tire assembly. The tire may seem round and true when rotated slowly, but on the road centrifugal force acts on the heaviest part of the tire, making it wobble or vibrate. This can cause flat spots on the tire threads and is damaging to ball joints, bearings, steering, and shock. If you replace tires in sets you will maintain the original handling and balance. And our suppliers are constantly introducing new tires, each of which improves upon their past product's performance. If you replace your tires in sets, it allows you to experience today's technology, instead of being forced to match yesterdays.
