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Lifted, loaded or stock — it should still drive straight.

Alignment, Steering & Suspension

Alignment is only as good as the parts holding the wheels. We inspect ball joints, tie rods, bushings, track bars and wheel bearings first, because aligning a truck with a worn front end just buys you new tire wear.

We align stock cars and trucks, lifted 4x4s and loaded work trucks, and we print before-and-after specs so you can see exactly what changed.

Typical time
1–2 hours
Coupon
$20 off
Printout
Before & after
Lifted trucks
Yes

What's included

Scope of work

  • Computerized four-wheel alignment with printed specs
  • Front-end inspection: ball joints, tie rods, drag link, track bar
  • Shock and strut replacement
  • Control arm, bushing and sway-bar link service
  • Wheel bearing and hub assembly replacement
  • Steering box, pump and steering-stabilizer service
  • Leaf spring, u-bolt and overload inspection
  • Alignment after lift kits and suspension work

Symptoms we fix

Sound familiar?

  • Vehicle pulls left or right on a flat road
  • Steering wheel off-center or loose
  • Uneven or feathered tire wear
  • Death wobble or shimmy on solid-axle trucks
  • Clunks over bumps or when turning
  • Bouncy, floaty ride or nose dive under braking
Describe it to us

How we work it

The four steps, every time

  1. 01

    Inspect

    Front end and suspension checked for play before the truck goes on the rack.

  2. 02

    Measure

    Camber, caster and toe measured and compared to spec — or to lift-corrected spec.

  3. 03

    Repair & adjust

    Worn parts replaced first, then alignment set for how the vehicle is used.

  4. 04

    Print & drive

    You get the before-and-after printout and we road test for pull and centering.

Alignment, Steering & Suspension being performed at A&S Diesel in San Jacinto

Questions

Straight answers

How often should I align?

Once a year, after new tires, after any suspension work and any time you hit something hard enough to notice.

Can you align a lifted truck?

Yes, including caster correction so a lifted truck tracks straight instead of wandering.

What is death wobble?

Violent front-end shake on solid-axle trucks, usually from a worn track bar, tie rod or steering stabilizer. It is diagnosable and fixable.

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