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Straight steering. Smoother driving.

Alignment and balancing are different services with a shared goal: helping your tyres work properly. We can assess which your vehicle needs.

Wheel alignment checks the angles of the wheels relative to your vehicle. Pulling to one side, an off-centre steering wheel or uneven tyre wear can be reasons to have alignment checked.

Wheel balancing corrects an uneven distribution of weight around a tyre and wheel assembly. Vibration through the steering wheel or vehicle at certain speeds can indicate a balance issue, though other faults can produce similar symptoms.

Wheel alignment assessment
Wheel and tyre balancing
Uneven tread wear inspection
Steering and vibration enquiries

Ask about wheel alignment & balancing

Illustrative technician checking a wheel alignment target on an SUV

Illustrative photograph of an SUV on a wheel alignment hoist with sensors fitted

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Let’s get the right fit sorted.

Call for a quote

01
Tell us what you drive
Have your make, model, year and tyre size handy. Mention loads, towing or modifications.
02
Talk through your options
Discuss suitable tyres or wheels, current availability and what the quote includes.
03
Plan your Corowa visit
Confirm fitting arrangements and timing before heading to 161 Cemetery Road.

GOOD TO KNOW

Your questions,
answered.

Need advice for your vehicle?
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What is the difference between alignment and balancing?+

Alignment concerns wheel angles; balancing concerns weight distribution in the rotating wheel and tyre. A vehicle may need either service or both.

When should I have my alignment checked?+

Consider a check after a pothole impact, when fitting new tyres, or if you notice pulling, uneven wear or off-centre steering. Follow your vehicle manufacturer’s guidance.

Will balancing fix every vibration?+

No. Balancing can address wheel weight imbalance, but vibration can also come from tyre damage, worn parts or other mechanical issues. An inspection helps identify the cause.

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