What is the purpose of correct wheel alignment?
For a smooth ride, it is important to have the proper wheel alignment. If your tires are not in contact with road surface correctly then they will wear more quickly, and you might experience cars tilting when driving over bumps or potholes which can be uncomfortable.
What problems can occur?
When you hit a pothole or curb, your car might throw out of alignment and cause uneven tire wear which can lead to poor steering control as well high fuel consumption.
How is this corrected?
Your Toyota-Certified technician will perform a wheel alignment to the exact specification of your Toyota.
Is it time to schedule your Wheel Alignment?
If your Toyota has been on the road for over 20,000 km, it’s time for a Wheel Alignment. Having this service performed by a Toyota Certified Technician will ensure longer tire life, improved vehicle control, reduced repair costs, and lower fuel consumption.
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