Wheel Alignment in Santa Rosa
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Wheel Alignments Start With Inspection, Not Guesswork
Wheel alignment plays a critical role in steering stability, handling, and tire wear. However, alignment problems are often symptoms, not standalone issues.
At Spring Works, we approach wheel alignment methodically. Every alignment begins with inspection and measurement so adjustments are accurate, effective, and not based on guesswork.
WHY INSPECTION COMES FIRST
Wheel alignment affects handling, tire wear, and steering stability — but alignment problems can be symptoms, not the root cause.
At Spring Works Auto, we don’t adjust alignment settings based on assumptions. We start with inspection and measurement so adjustments are accurate and meaningful.
- Why Inspection Comes First
- Alignment angles don’t change on their own.
- Worn suspension or steering components can prevent an alignment from holding, even if angles are adjusted correctly.
That’s why every wheel alignment begins with a suspension and steering inspection, followed by precise measurement and alignment to specification.
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What a Wheel Alignment Addresses
What a Wheel Alignment Addresses
A proper wheel alignment ensures:
- Straight, predictable steering
- Even tire wear
- Stable handling at speed
- Alignment settings are measured and adjusted based on manufacturer specifications and vehicle condition.
Not sure if your vehicle actually needs an alignment?
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Serving Santa Rosa, Ca
SIGNS YOU MAY NEED AN ALIGNMENT
Common Signs of Alignment Issues
You may want your alignment checked if you notice:
- Vehicle pulling to one side
- Uneven or accelerated tire wear
- Steering wheel off-center
- Steering that feels unstable or vague
These symptoms don’t always mean an adjustment alone will solve the issue — which is why inspection and measurement matter.
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