Two-Lane Roads, Edge Drops and Potholes
Holland's main roads, Buck Road and Holland Road, are largely two-lane roads through wooded neighborhoods, and a winter of freeze-thaw leaves its mark on pavement edges. AAA's pothole survey found one in ten drivers needed repairs after hitting one, often to alignment and suspension. If you've caught an edge or a pothole and the car hasn't felt right since, have the alignment checked.
Save Your Tires
An alignment that's only slightly off can wear the inside or outside edge of a tire long before the center. We measure camber, caster and toe at all four wheels, correct what's out and show you the before and after readings so you can see exactly what we adjusted.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I get an alignment?
Follow your owner's manual, and get it checked after a hard pothole hit, when you buy new tires, or whenever the car pulls or the wheel is off-center.
Can you align a four-wheel-drive truck?
Yes. We align cars, trucks, SUVs and minivans, front-end or four-wheel.
