Potholes Are Hard on Alignment
Winter freeze-thaw cycles open potholes on every road in Bucks County. AAA found that one in ten drivers had pothole damage serious enough to need repair, at an average cost of almost $600, and alignment is one of the first things to go. Driving out of alignment wears tires unevenly and quickly. If you've hit a bad one, a quick alignment check can save a set of tires.
How We Do It
We measure camber, caster and toe at every wheel, compare them to your vehicle's factory specifications and adjust what's out. Then we show you the readings and walk you through them. If a worn tie rod or another suspension part is keeping the car from aligning, we'll show you and quote it before doing anything else.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know I need an alignment?
The car pulls or drifts, the steering wheel is off-center when you're driving straight, or the inside or outside edges of your tires are wearing faster than the middle.
Who do I tell about a pothole on Route 332?
PA 332 is a state road, so you can report potholes to PennDOT at 1-800-FIX-ROAD or online. Borough streets go to Yardley Borough.
