Between everyday driving, potholes, curbs, and your car’s age, the need for a wheel alignment is quite common. At the very least, you should bring your car in for an alignment check once a year or every 12,000 miles. You may also need a wheel alignment if:
- You have been involved in an accident or hit a very large pothole
- You are having suspension or steering parts replaced
- You feel your vehicle pulling to one side when driving
- Your steering feels unstable or you feel a vibration
- Your tires are wearing unevenly or squealing on turns
- Your steering wheel shimmies, feels loose, or is hard to turn
- You just replaced your tires
