Wheel Alignment – Stanway

At All Trans Autos, we use the latest wheel alignment technology: a Hunter 3D camera system capable of measuring all four wheels simultaneously and producing precise, reliable results across a wide range of vehicles, including performance models and those with complex multi-link suspension setups.

Wheel alignment – sometimes called tracking – has a direct effect on how your vehicle handles, how quickly your tyres wear, and how efficiently it uses fuel. Even a small amount of misalignment, invisible to the naked eye, can scrub through a set of tyres in a fraction of their expected lifespan.

When alignment should be checked:

• After hitting a significant pothole or kerb
• Following any steering or suspension work
• After new tyres are fitted
• If the vehicle is pulling to one side
• If tyre wear appears uneven or accelerated
• As part of a routine service or health check

Two-wheel vs four-wheel alignment

Many garages offer two-wheel alignment on the front axle only. For most modern vehicles – particularly those with independent rear suspension – this isn’t really sufficient. Our Hunter 3D camera system offers both two-wheel and four-wheel alignment, checking and adjusting all four wheels for a complete and accurate result every time.