Why Wheel Alignment Matters

Wheel alignment isn’t just about keeping your steering straight — it’s about protecting your tyres, improving handling, and ensuring a safe drive. Over time, misaligned wheels can cause:

• Uneven or rapid tyre wear 🔧

• Steering pulling to one side

• Poor fuel efficiency

• Increased strain on suspension components

That’s why regular wheel alignment in Singapore is recommended as part of your car maintenance.

When Should You Do Wheel Alignment?

• After hitting a pothole, curb or road hump too hard

• When you feel your steering pulling to one side

• If your steering wheel is off-centre when driving straight

• Every 10,000 km – 12,000 km or with every tyre change