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Have you experienced a time when your car wouldn’t go straight down the road? You had to keep correcting the direction of the steering wheel. You may have wondered if a tire needed to be balanced or if the wheel alignment should be corrected. Whether it was a balance problem or an alignment issue, either problem would have a negative effect on the way your tires wear, as well as compromising the safety of the steering and suspension systems.

If your vehicle is out of alignment, you will notice one or more of the signs below:

  • Vibrations felt continuously in the steering wheel and seat while driving.
  • Uneven tread wear on the tires.
  • Diminished fuel economy—fewer miles per gallon.

So how often should wheel balancing be done? Typically, you should have your wheel alignment and tire balance checked about every 6,000 miles (or at every oil change). If you ignore the problems mentioned above and keep driving, these problems will only get worse. They won’t correct themselves! To make sure you are driving as safe as possible, head to your auto shop as soon as you notice a problem and ask your mechanic to check out your vehicle’s wheel alignment and balancing.

Remember: The price of a new set of tires or replacing your shocks is far greater than the cost of a wheel alignment servicer!

Have questions about how often should wheel balancing be done? Contact our ASE-certified technicians at Rebel Automotive for more information about wheel alignment problems and to schedule an appointment. Our auto shop serves vehicle owners in Henderson, NV, Las Vegas, NV, and North Las Vegas, NV.

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Wondering how often should wheel balancing be done? The correct wheel alignment will help preserve your tires, suspension, and steering systems.

Have you experienced a time when your car wouldn’t go straight down the road? You had to keep correcting the direction of the steering wheel. You may have wondered if a tire needed to be balanced or if the wheel alignment should be corrected. Whether it was a balance problem or an alignment issue, either problem would have a negative effect on the way your tires wear, as well as compromising the safety of the steering and suspension systems.

If your vehicle is out of alignment, you will notice one or more of the signs below:

  • Vibrations felt continuously in the steering wheel and seat while driving.
  • Uneven tread wear on the tires.
  • Diminished fuel economy—fewer miles per gallon.

So how often should wheel balancing be done? Typically, you should have your wheel alignment and tire balance checked about every 6,000 miles (or at every oil change). If you ignore the problems mentioned above and keep driving, these problems will only get worse. They won’t correct themselves! To make sure you are driving as safe as possible, head to your auto shop as soon as you notice a problem and ask your mechanic to check out your vehicle’s wheel alignment and balancing.

Remember: The price of a new set of tires or replacing your shocks is far greater than the cost of a wheel alignment servicer!

Have questions about how often should wheel balancing be done? Contact our ASE-certified technicians at Rebel Automotive for more information about wheel alignment problems and to schedule an appointment. Our auto shop serves vehicle owners in Henderson, NV, Las Vegas, NV, and North Las Vegas, NV.

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975 American Pacific Dr, Ste 105, Henderson, NV 89014702-834-8134service@rebel-auto.com
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