Two-Wheel Alignment

What Is the Difference Between Two-Wheel and Four-Wheel Alignment?

While four-wheel alignment involves all four wheels' alignment, a two-wheel alignment includes only the front two. Aligning the front wheels ensures the vehicle will drive straight and handle accurately when you turn the steering wheel.

How Do You Know if You Have a Problem With Your Toyota’s Alignment?

If your steering wheel seems to be crooked when driving “straight”, and the car veers to one side or the other, you likely have an issue with your alignment. If you put off having a front-wheel alignment when you’ve started to notice issues, the constant pulling to one side while driving can cause your tires to wear unevenly, and more quickly, necessitating premature replacement of your tires. Misalignment is caused by an impact of some sort rather than the age of your vehicle. If your Toyota is veering and you notice your hand starts to cramp from trying to keep it straight, do yourself a favor and schedule an appointment. Two-wheel alignment, in this case, is imperative for keeping your car driving safely and reliably.

Benefits of Having Front-Wheel Alignment Corrected

Our certified technicians at Thompsons Toyota are factory-trained to perform two-wheel alignment on your Toyota car, truck, or SUV. Having alignment services performed can improve your vehicle’s handling and overall performance and provide a smoother ride and increased safety. It also lowers operating and maintenance costs in the future, as it can prolong your tires' lifespan and increase your vehicle’s fuel economy.