Wheel Alignment

Wheel Alignment

• Initial Inspection

Visual Inspection: Examine the tires for uneven wear, and check for any visible damage to the wheels or suspension components.
Tire Pressure: Ensure that all tires are inflated to the recommended pressure.

• Pre-Alignment Checks

Suspension Components: Inspect and verify the condition of suspension components, including bushings, ball joints, and tie rods.
Steering System: Check the steering system for any play or stiffness.

• Alignment Equipment Setup

Vehicle Placement: Position the vehicle on the alignment rack or lift, ensuring it's level and secure.
Steering System: Check the steering system for any play or stiffness.

• Sensor Calibration

Calibrate the alignment sensors to ensure accurate measurements.
Check Reference Points: Confirm that the reference points are correctly set for the vehicle.

• Initial Alignment Measurements

Camber: Measure and adjust the camber angle for each wheel as needed
Toe: Check and adjust the toe angle, ensuring proper alignment.
Caster: If applicable, measure and adjust the caster angle.

• Test Drive

Road Test: Conduct a test drive to assess the vehicle's handling and steering response.
Re-Measurement: Recheck alignment measurements if needed after the test drive.

• Final Adjustments

Fine-tune the alignment angles to achieve optimal handling and tire wear.
Lock Settings: Once satisfied, lock the adjustments in place.

• Provide Alignment Report

Customer Explanation: Explain the alignment results to the customer, detailing the adjustments made.
Recommendations: If necessary, provide recommendations for ongoing maintenance or additional repairs.