Q: How often should my Honda get a wheel alignment?
A: Check annually or every 20,000–25,000 km, and any time you install new tires, replace suspension parts, or notice pulling/uneven wear.
Q: Will an alignment fix my vibration?
A: If vibration is from incorrect toe/camber or a steering pull, yes. If it’s a bent wheel, tire issue, or worn part, we’ll identify that first during the inspection.
Q: Do you offer custom specs for performance Hondas?
A: Absolutely. We set custom street/track specs for Civics (including Type R), Accords, and more—balancing grip, tire life, and daily drivability.
Q: Can you align a lowered or lifted Honda?
A: Yes. We check clearance, bump steer, and range of adjustment. If camber/toe exceed OEM adjustability, we’ll recommend the right arms or hardware.
Q: What if worn parts prevent a proper alignment?
A: We’ll show you photos/video and estimates. Replacing items like tie rods or ball joints restores adjustability so your alignment holds and tires last.