How often should I get a wheel alignment?

It’s recommended every 6,000–10,000 km or whenever you notice uneven tire wear or steering issues.

How long does a wheel alignment take?

A standard alignment usually takes 30-60 minutes, depending on your vehicle type.

What happens if I don’t get an alignment?

Ignoring alignment issues leads to uneven tire wear, poor handling, and higher fuel consumption.

Do I need an alignment after getting new tires?

Yes! A wheel alignment ensures even tire wear and maximum lifespan for your new tires.

Jaguar Service Repair Dales Auto Service

Jaguar Service and Repair Dales Auto Service

Jaguar Wheel Alignment Service & Repair in Surrey

Name: Dale's Auto Service
Brand: Dale's Auto Service
SKU: Alignment
Rating: 4.6 (936 reviews)

Dale’s Auto Service is the best auto service shop in the Lower Mainland—trusted since 1989 for all auto repair and services.

If your Jaguar is pulling, the steering wheel isn’t centered, or your tires are wearing unevenly, our precision 4-wheel alignment will bring it back to factory spec for a smooth, safe, and confident drive.

Why Jaguar Owners Choose Dale’s

Best mechanic near you for premium European vehicles
All makes & models welcomed (Jaguar, BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Volvo, MINI & more)
State-of-the-art 4-wheel alignment with digital measurements & printout
Suspension, steering & tire experts—we fix the cause, not just the angle
Transparent estimates & timelines—no surprises, ever

What We Adjust & Inspect

Front & rear camber, caster, toe to factory or performance specs
Ride height, bushings, ball joints, control arms, tie rods
Steering rack & power steering checks
Tire condition & pressures to protect your investment

Signs Your Jaguar Needs an Alignment

Vehicle pulls left or right
Off-center steering wheel when driving straight
Uneven or rapid tire wear, feathering, or cupping
Vibration in the wheel at highway speeds
Recent pothole hit, curb contact, suspension work, or new tires

Popular Jaguar Models We Service

F-PACE, E-PACE, I-PACE, XE, XF, XJ, F-TYPE, and classic models. We align all makes and models, from family SUVs to track-ready builds.

Complete Auto Repair & Service (All Makes & Models)

Beyond alignments, we offer brakes, suspension, diagnostics, tires, fluid services, battery & charging, A/C, and scheduled maintenance—everything your vehicle needs, done right the first time.

Prices, Timing & What to Expect

Upfront estimate before work begins
Road test + digital measurement report after service
Recommendations only if needed (bent components, worn bushings, etc.)
Options for OEM or premium aftermarket parts when repairs are required

Book Your Jaguar Alignment in Surrey

📞 604-530-9160
📧 sales@dalesauto.ca

Jaguar Alignment FAQ

1) How often should I align my Jaguar?
Every 12 months or 15,000–20,000 km, or immediately after suspension work, new tires, or a curb/pothole impact.

2) Will an alignment fix my steering pull?
If the pull is angle-related, yes. If it’s caused by a worn suspension/steering part or a tire issue, we’ll diagnose and correct that as well.

3) Do you align lowered or performance-tuned Jaguars?
Absolutely. We can align to factory or custom performance specs and provide a printout of before/after measurements.

4) How long does a Jaguar wheel alignment take?
Most standard alignments take about an hour once on the rack. Additional time may be needed if parts are seized or components are worn.

5) Can misalignment cause premature tire wear and poor fuel economy?
Yes—incorrect toe and camber are the fastest way to ruin tires and increase rolling resistance. Proper alignment saves tires and fuel.

What is a Wheel Alignment?

Of all the maintenance items your vehicle needs, an alignment check might be the one you’re least likely to get done on a regular basis…..read more

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MODIFIED VEHICLE WHEEL ALIGNMENT

Performance street/track cars will require far different alignment specs compared to your daily driver prius…read more

HIT A CURB OR POTHOLE?

If you’ve had the misfortune of hitting a curb or pothole and think something might be wrong with your vehicle, we can help…read more

Is Your Vehicle Ready for a Wheel alignment?

Pre-alignment expectations:

If the car has been worked on by you or another facility make sure:

make sure the condition of the steering and suspension are safe and in proper working condition.
the front tie rods are not seized. They are quite inexpensive and we will not use heat to free them up.
ball joints, bushings, tie rods are not worn- no play/wear
bearings are not loose or worn
no leaking struts/shocks
steering box is not worn- minor play allowed
tires are safe
the car has to be able to run under its own power
if the vehicle was restored, make sure the facility/person has double checked their work. We do not have time to do this if the vehicle is only in for an alignment. Please book the vehicle in for a steering/suspension re-torque if you do not know if it has been done. We will then proceed with the wheel alignment.

If the car comes in for an alignment and it passes our inspection of the components above we will proceed.

If anything fails we do charge for an inspection since it takes our technician time to do this. We do not want to waste your time and money because these things were not looked at.

If you do not know the condition of these components please ask for a steering and suspension inspection when booking then if everything is fine we will proceed with the wheel alignment.

We are very in depth with our steering/suspension inspections and we will not turn a “blind eye” to any suspension issues since we are liable to any future issues.

Thanks for understanding and hope to see you soon!