October 2026

Mechanic inspecting lower control arm, ball joint, and suspension bushings for bent or worn parts before wheel alignment.

Finding Bent Suspension Parts Before Your Wheel Alignment

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Inspecting suspension components before a wheel alignment prevents setting angles on bent control arms, loose tie rods, or worn bushings. Damaged parts prevent adjustments from holding, leading to rapid tire wear and off-center steering. Replacing compromised components first ensures accurate alignment, restores precise vehicle handling, and protects your tires. Aligning wheels on top of bent […]

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Steering angle sensor calibration after computerized wheel alignment in Spring Park MN

Why Steering Angle Calibration Matters After Wheel Alignment

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Modern vehicles require a steering angle reset after alignment to sync physical wheel position with onboard safety computers. Without recalibrating the steering angle sensor, systems like stability control receive inaccurate directional data, causing unwanted braking, traction warnings, or disabled driver-assist features. Proper digital calibration ensures full safety system accuracy. When our tires hit deep potholes

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