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Beecheys Service Centre — mechanics in Invermay, Launceston
(03) 6331 2948
Wheel Alignments · Invermay, Launceston

Wheel Alignments in Launceston

Uneven tyre wear and a car that pulls to one side are classic signs your wheels need aligning. We use precision equipment to get your alignment back to the manufacturer's specifications.

Vehicle raised on a hydraulic hoist with a wheel removed in a workshop bay.
The repair

Precision Alignments for a Straighter Ride

1 Holbrook St, Invermay TAS 7250

A car that pulls to one side or tyres that wear unevenly are common signs your wheels are out of alignment. At Beecheys Service Centre, we carry out wheel alignments in Launceston using precision equipment to get every angle back to the manufacturer's specifications. Poor alignment doesn't just affect how a vehicle handles, it also shortens tyre life and can increase fuel use over time. Our team checks and adjusts camber, caster and toe settings to correct the issue properly. Since worn suspension components can also throw out your alignment, we're happy to check these at the same time. Call (03) 6331 2948 to book a wheel alignment.

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Tread depth gauge in a vehicle tyre
Wheel alignment equipment attached to a vehicle's wheel during an alignment check.
In the bay

When to Book a Wheel Alignment

A few common situations point to your vehicle needing a wheel alignment check.

  • Hitting a pothole, kerb or rough patch of road can knock your alignment out, even without visible damage. It's worth having this checked afterwards.
  • Uneven or rapid tyre wear is often a sign of poor alignment rather than a tyre fault. Correcting the alignment helps get the most life out of your tyres.
  • A steering wheel that sits off-centre when driving straight usually points to an alignment issue. We correct this so the wheel sits true.
  • New tyres are a good time to have an alignment check, so they wear evenly from the start. This helps protect your investment in new rubber.
Uneven wear on a vehicle tyre shoulder
Common questions

Wheel Alignments, answered

A general guide is to have alignment checked once a year or whenever new tyres are fitted. It's also worth checking after hitting a significant pothole or kerb.

Alignment adjusts the angles of the wheels so the vehicle drives straight and true. Balancing corrects uneven weight distribution in the wheel and tyre to reduce vibration.

Yes, misaligned wheels create extra rolling resistance, which can increase fuel consumption over time. Correcting the alignment helps the vehicle run more efficiently.
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1 Holbrook St, Invermay TAS 7250 — serving greater Launceston since 1986.

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