Two-Wheel Alignment Service

Ford Two-Wheel Alignment in Hazelwood, MO

Your alignment is key to keeping your tires from wearing out too quickly. Alignment keeps your wheels in the correct angles for optimal driving, so when they get out of alignment, parts of tires start getting abnormal amounts of wear. This makes your tires wear out, and sooner or later, you have to buy new tires. We here at Bommarito Ford want to help you with your alignment, which is why we offer our full range of alignment services to you.

What a Two-Wheel Alignment Entails

Two-wheel alignments are for two-wheel-drive vehicles because these vehicles have only two tires that turn. The other tires are on what’s called a fixed axle, which keeps those two at the same angle all the time. A two-wheel alignment involves taking specialized cameras, placing them on strategic places of the two wheels, and then using the data captured to calculate the current angle of the wheels on a computer. Then our certified technicians figure out the adjustments that need to be made and apply those adjustments to your wheel so that they’re at the angles Ford recommends.

We All Need Wheel Alignments

While it can be pretty obvious when a wheel has hit something and is wildly out of alignment, all wheels get out of alignment slowly. This is due to turns, bumps, potholes, dips, and other road conditions that vibrate the wheel out of position. Most experts agree that a wheel alignment is necessary every two to three years, but it’s good to check the alignment every six months or so to make sure nothing has gone wrong in that time that you haven’t noticed.

Bommarito Ford Will Take Care of You

While you’re relaxing in our comfortable waiting area, we don’t spare any comfort we can provide. We have complimentary Wifi and flat-screen TVs for you to enjoy, and we provide complimentary bottled water, complimentary snacks, complimentary coffee and beverages, and even complimentary ice cream! After your service, our certified technicians will conduct a multi-point inspection (also complimentary) of your car, letting you know what parts need to be replaced or fixed in the near future.