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.

Land Rover Wheel Alignment Repair Dales Auto Service

Land Rover Wheel Alignment in Surrey

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

Why Choose Dale’s for Land Rover Alignment

Dale’s Auto Service is the best auto repair shop in the Lower Mainland for precision Land Rover wheel alignment and suspension geometry. Since 1989, our Red Seal mechanics use modern 4-wheel computerized alignment to correct camber, caster, and toe for confident handling, even tire wear, and proper ADAS performance. We service all makes and models—but we love Land Rover and Range Rover platforms.

Accurate 4-wheel alignment for Land Rover, Range Rover, Defender, Discovery, Evoque, Velar
Steering & suspension inspection (bushings, control arms, tie rods, air/coil springs)
Ride-height checks (air-suspension) before/after alignment
Printout before/after specs for full transparency
Fair pricing, clear estimates, fast turnaround

Symptoms You Need an Alignment

Vehicle pulls left/right or steering wheel off-center
Uneven or rapid tire wear (inside/outside shoulders)
Vibration, darting on highway, or poor straight-line stability
After potholes, curb impacts, new tires, or suspension work
Lift/level kits or air-suspension height changes

What’s Included

Road-test & digital inspection
Steering/suspension checks (play, leaks, wear)
Ride height verification (especially on air-suspension Rovers)
4-wheel alignment adjustments to factory or custom specs
Final report & maintenance advice

Honest, Local, Near You

Based in Surrey/Langley, we’re your trusted mechanic near you for Land Rover alignment, tires, brakes, and complete auto repair and service for all makes and models. High ratings, long-time local shop, and straight talk—“We won’t steer you wrong!”

Call, Click, or Visit

📞 604-530-9160
📧 sales@dalesauto.ca

Land Rover Alignment FAQ

1) How much does a Land Rover wheel alignment cost?
Pricing depends on model, trim, and suspension condition. We’ll inspect first and provide a clear quote. If parts are worn, we’ll show photos before any work.

2) How often should I align my Land Rover?
Check annually or every 20,000–25,000 km, and any time you install new tires, feel pulling, or after suspension/steering repairs.

3) Do I need 4-wheel alignment or just front?
Modern Land Rover platforms require full 4-wheel alignment to set thrust angle and ensure proper steering geometry and tire life.

4) I have air-suspension—anything special?
Yes. We verify ride height, calibrate as needed, then align at the correct height. Mis-set heights = inaccurate alignment and uneven wear.

5) How long does alignment take?
Typically 60–90 minutes if no parts are seized or worn. If components are worn (bushings, control arms, tie rods), we’ll discuss options first.

What is a Wheel Alignment?

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MODIFIED VEHICLE WHEEL ALIGNMENT

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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!