Two-Wheel Alignment vs. Four-Wheel Alignment
A two-wheel alignment is done when either the front or the rear wheels are put back into alignment. While this is a quick fix it can still leave your vehicle imbalanced. That is why we recommend that you receive a four-wheel alignment for optimal performance whenever you are on the road. We recommend that you have this service done every three years or if you begin to notice the signs of wheel misalignment such as:
Your vehicle is veering to the left or right
Rapid and uneven tire wear
Your steering produces unwanted noise
Crooked steering wheel