Benefits of Regular Wheel Alignments

Your wheel alignment might require a check after 6,000 miles or so. You might need a wheel alignment sooner if you frequently drive on rough, bumpy roads or have run-ins with curbs or potholes. Keeping up with wheel alignments can help your tires last longer and improve handling, allowing you to get more of the smooth, luxurious driving experience that you expect from your Acura model and prevent excessive tire wear.

How Wheel Alignments Work

The goal of a wheel alignment is to ensure that your wheels are working together and going in the same direction. To achieve this, our team of experts at our Acura service center adjusts the camber, caster, and toe.

The camber deals with the outward or inward tilt of the tires from head-on, the caster deals with the front or rear tilt of your tires from the side, and the toe deals with the tilt of the tires when viewed from above. Ensuring that all these components are properly aligned requires specialized equipment that our professional service technicians have access to here at our dealership, so we're ready to help you get everything pointed in the right direction.

When to Get a Wheel Alignment

We recommend getting your alignment checked every 6,000 miles to see if your car needs more attention. If you notice unusual patterns of wear on your tires, your wheel alignment might need adjustment.

Call our Acura service center today to learn more about Acura wheel alignments in Thousand Oaks.