Tires and Alignments

Service overview

Tires are the vehicle's connection to the road. Tread, pressure, balance, condition, and alignment all influence grip, ride quality, steering response, and wear.

An alignment corrects wheel angles within the vehicle's available adjustment range, but tire or suspension concerns may need attention first.

When to contact the Service Center

• Uneven, rapid, or unusual tire wear
• Vibration at a particular speed
• The vehicle pulls or the steering wheel sits off-center
• Low tread, visible damage, or recurring pressure loss

Common reasons for service

• Normal tread wear or aging
• Wheel imbalance or a tire uniformity concern
• Alignment changes after a pothole, curb strike, or suspension work
• Pressure loss, puncture, visible damage, or uneven wear

What service may include

• Tire tread, pressure, and visible condition inspection
• Wheel-balance evaluation
• Alignment measurement and adjustment when appropriate
• Review of related steering or suspension concerns

Service process

1. Tell us about vibration, pulling, pressure loss, recent impacts, or uneven wear.
2. We inspect the tires and evaluate whether balance, alignment, repair, replacement, or related service should be considered.
3. We review the measurements or observations and discuss the next step.

Vehicle applicability

Tire size, rating, wheel fitment, alignment specifications, and repairability vary. Bring your vehicle information and any tire-pressure or wear concern to the appointment.