Let’s say you just finished swapping out some suspension parts — maybe tie rods or control arms — and now your car feels a ...

However, most repair shops will do them both at once. Here’s more about how tire balance and alignment works, and how to tell if yours need adjusting. Note: When a tire (the rubber part ...

Coats introduces the CWA6000, an entry-level alignment system that delivers professional results for smaller shops with ...

Generally, you should expect to replace your tires every six years or 50,000 miles — whichever comes first — but you should check your tires for wear periodically to see if you need to replace them ...

Worn suspension parts and wheel alignment both play a direct role in tire wear and performance ... absorbers or other suspension components need to be replaced. Raised portion of the tread ...