Front wheel alignment in Erdington
Two-wheel alignment sets the front wheels to your car maker's figures. It is the right choice for cars whose rear wheels cannot be adjusted.
Get your alignment price
Two-wheel alignment, sometimes called front-end alignment or tracking, measures and sets the front wheels, the ones that steer. With laser or digital equipment we measure toe, camber and caster, and set whichever the car allows to the maker's figures.
Many smaller and front-wheel-drive cars have a rear axle that cannot be adjusted. On those, a two-wheel alignment covers everything that can be set. Cars with independent rear suspension, including many larger cars and 4x4s, are better served by four-wheel alignment, which sets the rear as well.
Not sure which your car needs? Ring 0121 377 7738 with the registration and we will tell you.
Any questions? Call 0121 377 7738 and ask.
Common questions
What is the difference between tracking and alignment?
People use both for the same job. Tracking usually means setting the front toe, the main front adjustment; a full alignment measures every angle the car allows.
Should I choose two-wheel or four-wheel?
Four-wheel if your car has adjustable rear suspension, as many larger cars and 4x4s do. Two-wheel covers everything on cars where only the front can be set.
How often should alignment be checked?
There is no fixed interval. Have it checked if any of the signs appear, after a hard knock, and when you fit new tyres.
Book your car in at Kingsbury Road
Put your registration in for a price on your own vehicle, or call the workshop and we will sort it out over the phone.
912 Kingsbury Road, Erdington, Birmingham B24 9PY