Precision Suspension & Wheel Alignment
Keeping your wheels properly aligned improves gas mileage, reduces tire wear, and enhances steering stability. If your car feels unstable, pulls to one side, or vibrates at highway speeds, it’s time for a suspension and wheel alignment check.
We recommend wheel alignments when buying new tires, after hitting a pothole or curb, following an accident, or whenever your vehicle shows signs of steering or handling issues.

Alignments Done Right
- Front & rear wheel alignment (2-wheel / 4-wheel)
- Wishbone, rear multi-link & independent systems
- Precision digital alignment equipment
- Toe, camber, and caster adjustment
- Road test verification
When to Get an Alignment
- Vehicle pulls to one side on level roads
- Steering wheel not centered while driving straight
- Vibration in steering wheel or seat above 40 mph
- Uneven or rapid tire wear
- After new tire installation or suspension work
- Every 12,000 miles or once a year
Benefits of Proper Alignment
- Better fuel economy & smoother ride
- Longer tire life — even tread wear
- Improved steering response & safety
- Reduced strain on suspension components
- Increased driver comfort and control
Suspension Service & Repair
Your shocks and struts are essential to your vehicle’s steering and braking systems, helping keep your tires in contact with the road. In the hills and inclines of Birmingham, a strong suspension can be the difference between stopping safely and losing control.
- Shock & strut replacement
- Control arm & bushing repair
- Ball joints, tie rods, and sway bar links
- Suspension leak & noise diagnostics
- Performance suspension upgrades

When to Replace Shocks or Struts
- Poor steering response or stiffness when turning
- Excessive bouncing or instability on bumps
- Fluid leaking from shock or strut body
- Uneven tire wear or front-end dive while braking
- More than 50,000 miles since last replacement
Quick Answers
Most alignments take about 30–60 minutes depending on the system and adjustments required.
Yes. Misalignment or worn suspension parts can cause steering or seat vibration, especially above 40 mph.
Yes. We service 2-wheel and 4-wheel alignments for all types of suspension systems.
Let’s Get You Rolling Smoothly Again
Whether you’re feeling every bump or fighting your steering wheel, we’ll inspect, adjust, and restore your car’s stability and comfort.