Wheel Alignmentsin Mackay
Manufacturer-specification alignments for all makes and models. Protect your tyres, improve your handling, and drive with confidence — all done in-house at TFD.
Why Wheel Alignment Matters
A proper alignment is one of the best investments you can make for your tyres and your safety.
Extended Tyre Life
Misaligned wheels wear tyres unevenly and prematurely. A correct alignment means you get the full life out of every set of tyres.
Improved Handling
If your car pulls to one side or the steering feels vague, alignment is often the cause. A proper alignment restores confident, predictable handling.
Better Fuel Economy
Wheels fighting each other create rolling resistance. Correct alignment reduces drag and can improve fuel efficiency.
Safer on the Road
Properly aligned wheels keep your vehicle tracking straight — especially important in emergency braking and sudden steering situations.
When to Book an Alignment
- ✓Your car pulls to the left or right
- ✓Uneven or rapid tyre wear
- ✓Steering wheel is off-centre when driving straight
- ✓Vibration through the steering wheel
- ✓After hitting a pothole, kerb, or speed bump hard
- ✓After fitting new tyres
- ✓After any suspension or steering repairs
Free OBD Health Check
Book any service this month and we'll include a complimentary OBD scan using our Snap-On diagnostic equipment — scan — so you know exactly what's going on with your vehicle.
Book Now →Common Questions
How often should I get a wheel alignment?
We recommend checking your alignment every 12 months or 15,000km — whichever comes first. Also check after any significant impact (pothole, kerb hit) or suspension work.
How long does a wheel alignment take?
Most alignments are completed within 45–60 minutes. We'll let you know if any additional adjustments are needed when you bring it in.
Do I need an alignment after new tyres?
Yes — fitting new tyres on a misaligned vehicle will wear them unevenly from day one. Always pair new tyres with an alignment check.
What's the difference between wheel alignment and wheel balancing?
Alignment sets the angle of your wheels relative to the road and each other. Balancing corrects uneven weight distribution in the tyre and wheel assembly. Both affect handling and tyre wear, and both should be done regularly.
Ready to Book Your Alignment?
Book online or call us — we'll get your vehicle tracking perfectly.
Shop 2/5 Milton Street, Mackay — Mon–Fri 8am–6pm