We understand the importance of wheel alignment at Wastler Tire Pros, located in the heart of Westminster, MD. Proper alignment is more than just ensuring your vehicle drives straight; it's critical to maintaining your vehicle's overall health and performance. Every vehicle owner should know how often to have their wheel alignment checked. For most vehicles, it's recommended to have your alignment checked every two or three years. However, if you frequently drive on rough roads or have recently been in an accident, you may need to have your alignment checked more often. Call our trusted team today to schedule your appointment for inspection and services. 

Importance of Wheel Alignment for ADAS 

Modern vehicles use Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to boost safety and driving experience. These systems include lane departure warnings, adaptive cruise control, and collision avoidance depending on precise wheel alignment. Misaligned wheels can lead to inaccurate ADAS readings, reducing their effectiveness. Proper wheel alignment ensures ADAS functions correctly by aligning sensors with the vehicle's direction. At Wastler Tire Pros, we offer front-end, four-wheel, and thrust alignment using advanced equipment. Our technicians ensure your vehicle's wheels are perfectly aligned for optimal performance and safety.

Signs You Need a Wheel Alignment

Let us help you recognize the signs for wheel alignment services to prevent long-term damage. Keep an eye out for the following:

• Uneven Tire Wear: If your vehicle's tires are wearing unevenly, this could be a sign that your wheels are misaligned. The wear might be more on one side of the tire than the other, or the front tires might wear differently than the rears.

• Vehicle Drifting or Pulling: When your vehicle's wheels are misaligned, you may notice that it tends to drift to one side or the other, even when you're trying to drive straight. If you must correct your steering to keep your vehicle on track constantly, you likely need a wheel alignment.

• Steering Wheel is Off Center: If your steering wheel is not centered when driving straight, this could be a sign of misalignment. The steering wheel should be virtually straight, with the logo in the center position.

• Vibrations While Driving: Misalignment can cause your vehicle's wheels to pull against each other. This can cause your vehicle to vibrate while driving, which can be both uncomfortable and concerning.

Schedule Your Wheel Alignment Today

Don't let misalignment compromise your vehicle's performance and safety. Contact Wastler Tire Pros today to schedule your wheel alignment. Our team of experienced professionals is ready to provide you with top-quality service. Drive with confidence, knowing your vehicle is in the best hands. Schedule your appointment today and experience the Wastler Tire Pros difference.