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Although not as common as a service or MOT, wheel alignment is an essential part of your vehicle’s maintenance. It is a very important maintenance procedure, as incorrect wheel alignment affects the safety and handling of your vehicle. We are based in Irlam close to the centre of Manchester and we also provide a mobile wheel alignment service.


It is important to have your wheels aligned on a regular basis to avoid potential danger and prolong the life of your tyres. Incorrect wheel alignment will increase your tyre’s rolling resistance which results in the engine having to work harder, hence more fuel consumption, rapid wearing of tyres and increased driver fatigue.

Mobile Alignment Service Coming Soon

Haulage fleets and other commercial companies are now realising the benefits of having their vehicles regularly checked for perfect wheel alignment.

Our Mobile Alignment service providing HGV and Commercial vehicle alignment services will be launcing very shortly, call us for further information.

If you would like to know about wheel alignment and the terms used we have produced a overview, please click here.

When Should Your Wheels be Aligned

  • After driving a vehicle for 6000 miles.
  • If your vehicle pulls left or right.
  • When you have the feeling that you have to pull at the steering wheel to keep it central.
  • If the steering wheel is off centre when driving in a straight line
  • After changing tyres
  • When a single front or rear tyre is worn
  • When either a suspension or steering part has been changed
  • After driving a new car for 2000 miles
  • After a tran-axial repair on front wheel drive vehicles
Associates Site Links

Ape Systems – Stainless Steel and Performance Exhaust Systems
Auto Base – Bosch and OFT approved Car Service and MOT Centre

 

Perfect Alignment , Boysnope Wharf, Eccles, Manchester M30 7RH

Opening Hours Mon - Fri 8.30 till 6.00 - Sat 8.00 till 1.00 - Sun - closed