Wheel Alignment
Tyre Maintenance : Wheel Alignment
Every car has a specific steering track setting for its front wheels. If the setting becomes upset, by striking a kerb or hitting a pothole or simply by wear and tear, tyre wear can be rapid. Incorrect wheel alignment becomes obvious when either the inner or the outer edge of the tyres become unevenly worn or a "feathering" effect becomes noticeable. If you suspect your wheel alignment has been disturbed - have it checked at National Tyres and Autocare immediately. We recommend having it checked every 6,000 miles or when tyres or steering components have been changed.