Two-Wheel Alignment

Two-Wheel Alignment Service Near at Porter Chevrolet Near Brookside, DE

When you bring your Chevy to Porter Chevrolet for a two-wheel alignment service, our technicians will use precision instruments to inspect the camber, toe, and caster angles of the front wheels. These angles refer to the ways in which the wheels can tilt relative to each other and the ground. If we find that the wheels are not aligned as they should be, we will perform a highly precise alignment service to bring them back into alignment.

Two-Wheel Alignment vs. All-Wheel Alignment Near Ogletown, DE

Most modern Chevrolet models have independent front and rear suspensions. However, certain models (both current and past) have an independent front suspension and a solid rear axle. If your vehicle is among these, it will likely only need to have two of its wheels aligned rather than all four.

When Does Your Chevy need Its Wheels Aligned?

If your Chevy has been in an accident, run over a curb, or hit a particularly nasty pothole, you may experience symptoms of misaligned wheels. In cases like these, we recommend bringing your vehicle in as soon as possible. However, even if this isn't the case, it's still best to have your alignment checked at least every 15,000 miles or once a year (whichever comes first). This is because even small bumps in the road can slowly cause your wheels to fall out of alignment, and this is not always noticeable at first.