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Tuffy Amherst - Auto Repair Center

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Alignment

When you bring your car in for a wheel alignment, our technicians will make adjustments to your vehicle’s suspension.

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How Do I Know If I Need Wheel Alignment?


Symptoms of poor alignment vary. You may notice that your car pulls to one side. Observe while driving on a flat straight stretch of road. Do you have to pull the wheel to one side to maintain a straight path? Steering vibration and uneven tire wear are other signs that it is time to get your car into the shop for an alignment. 

Why Should I Get An Alignment? 


Poor alignment will shorten the life of your tires, reduce fuel efficiency and cause unnecessary wear and tear on other parts of your vehicle. Eventually the situation may become dangerous. A car that is out of alignment will not magically correct itself. Professional help is required. 

What Causes My Vehicle to go Out of Alignment? 


Any driving situation that causes an impact to your wheels like driving over a deep pothole can throw your wheels out of alignment. 

What Is a Wheel Alignment?


When you bring your car in for a wheel alignment, our technicians will make adjustments to your vehicle’s suspension. The components that might affect your car’s alignment will be checked and adjusted so that the wheels are making consistent contact with the pavement and that they are aligned with each other.