Two-Wheel Alignment Service

Local Kia Two-Wheel Alignment Services in Las Vegas, NV

Your Kia’s tires work hard every time you drive, and they take a good amount of wear. Fortunately, they’re made to take wear, but only if they’re in the correct position on your car. That’s where alignment comes in, and if you have a two-wheel-drive Kia, you only need a two-wheel alignment. Our certified technicians can take care of your alignment in no time while still giving you the high-quality service for which we’re known, and they’ll even throw in a complimentary multi-point inspection.

How Wheel Alignments Work

When you get a wheel alignment, our technicians start by checking the alignment as it is currently. This involves high-tech cameras that measure the angles of the wheel. After the angles are measured, the changes necessary to align your car's wheels with Kia recommendations are calculated and our certified technicians start the job of setting your wheel’s angles the right way. After we’re done (and after the complimentary multi-point inspection), you can drive off knowing that your tires aren’t being unnaturally worn down.

Four-Wheel vs. Two-Wheel Alignments

For four-wheel drive vehicles, a four-wheel alignment is necessary since all the wheels turn. In two-wheel-drive vehicles, only two wheels turn, and the other two are kept in place by a fixed axle, which removes the need for an alignment by restricting all movement except rolling. We provide both two-wheel and four-wheel alignments, but for 2WD vehicles, we’ll always align just the wheels that need it. You can count on our certified technicians to help you keep your tires in good shape.

We Love OEM Parts

OEM parts come directly from Kia, and they always fit and work like a charm. This is largely because they’re the same parts Kia uses in the factory to make more cars, so there’s no chance they wouldn’t fit. OEM parts give you that Kia level of safety, performance, and quality, and if something goes wrong, they’re Kia-approved for repairs, which means that there’s never any danger of voiding your warranty with an OEM part. We prefer OEM parts because of the peace of mind they give us and you.