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Get Front Wheel Alignment Quotes in East Wagga Wagga.

If you think your front wheel alignment needs attention - Auto Hero is here to help!

In just a few clicks, we'll connect you with the best wheel alignment service providers in your area. Then, you'll be able to choose the one that's right for you.

Not sure what wheel alignment involves or why you might need it? No problem! Here, we'll explain everything you need to know about proper wheel alignment - including wheel alignment prices, how wheel alignment is carried out, and some symptoms to look out for that might suggest your wheel alignment needs looking at.

How much does a wheel alignment cost? 

Wheel alignment generally costs between $50 - $150 - depending on the size of your vehicle.

When you get quotes through Auto Hero, you'll be able to compare prices from the best wheel alignment specialists in East Wagga Wagga, so you can be confident you're not paying any more than you need to.

What is wheel alignment?

Wheel alignment involves a series of adjustments to make sure the vehicle's tyres are making optimum contact to the road.

Although the term 'wheel alignment' could make you think it's just the wheels that are adjusted - it's actually the vehicle's suspension components that are adjusted to change how the tyres sit on the road.

When carrying out four wheel alignment, there are four different angles that will be adjusted.

They are:

Tyre Camber

The term 'camber' relates to the angle of the wheels when the car is viewed from head on. If the wheels appear to tilt one way or another, the camber needs to be adjusted.

Toe

The term 'toe' relates to the direction your wheels point if they were viewed from above. They may be angled slightly inward or outward - but should be perfectly straight.

Caster 

Caster' refers to the angle at which the suspension struts sit in relation to the road. This is often referred to as the 'steering axis'.

Neutral caster would mean the strut sits at a perfect 90-degree angle. Positive caster means the suspension strut is angled towards the driver - whereas negative caster means the strut is angled towards the front of the vehicle.

Thrust

The thrust angle of a vehicle relates to the angle of the rear axle. For maximum efficiency, the thrust angle of the rear wheels and axle will usually be parallel to the front axle. 

What are the correct wheel alignments for your vehicle?

Every vehicle is designed a little differently - so the goal when having your wheels aligned is to reset these angles and measurements back to their factory settings.

What are some signs that you need a wheel alignment service?

There are typical symptoms to look for if you think your wheel alignment needs looking at:

Off-centre steering wheel

If your steering wheel seems to be off-centre when you're driving straight, it's likely that your wheel alignment needs attention.

Vehicle pulling to one side

If the car pulls to one side as you're driving or as you're braking, it could be an indication that you need front end alignment attention

Uneven tyre wear

If your tyres aren't sitting evenly on the road surface, you may find that they wear more on the inside or the outside of the tread.

Steering wheel not returning

The steering components in your car are linked directly to suspension components - so if your wheel doesn't return to centre after turning, you may need a wheel alignment.

Handling feeling loose

If your car's handling feels looser or less responsive than usual - wheel alignment could be having an effect on the steering column and the way the car handles.

What do wheel alignment car services involve?

Wheel alignment involves the use of specialist tools that are used exclusively for adjusting the angles we've talked about above. 

The wheel alignment machine is fixed to the wheel and offers information about the car's alignment. Then, a qualified mechanic will make small adjustments to the suspension set up to bring everything back to the factory settings.

Wheel alignment for any make and model

From Holden, Toyota and Ford through to European makes like Audi, BMW, Mercedes Benz and VW - we're partnered with wheel balancing and wheel alignment workshops that offer quality workmanship on any make and model.

Your wheel alignment will meet the exact requirements of your vehicle's manufacturer, so you don't have to worry about your warranty on new or used vehicles.

Wheel alignment for all types of vehicle 

Having your wheels correctly aligned is essential part of being able to drive safely - whatever vehicle you have. Auto Hero can help with wheel alignment on virtually all vehicle types:

• Passenger vehicles
• SUVs
• 4x4s
• Trucks
• Vans
• and more

Looking for wheel alignment prices?

Whatever is wrong with your wheel alignment, we have a partner in East Wagga Wagga, who can put it right! 

Since the cost of wheel alignment will vary a little depending on the vehicle you have, it's natural to wonder if you're getting the best price possible. Don't worry though - we believe fairness and transparent prices should be priorities when you're having your car repaired. Therefore, the price you've given when you get a quote for wheel alignment is the price you'll pay. We do not work with service centres that haggle, inflate their prices or insist on additional work.

What's more, we don't charge any commission when you book your car maintenance using our website. We are Australia's highest reviewed auto repair comparison website - and we insist that the car servicing partners we work with share our great service and high standards.

Let us know what you need, and we'll find the best price for any wheel alignment works required