Rear Alignment | From $350

This implies:
Inspection: The rear suspension and steering components are inspected, looking for wear or damage that may affect alignment.
Adjustment: Using specialized equipment, the **camber** (lateral camber) and **toe-in** (distance between the front and rear parts of the wheels) angles are measured and adjusted.
3. Optimization: The rear wheels are intended to be parallel to each other and perpendicular to the ground, with the appropriate convergence for stable handling and uniform tire wear.
Benefits:
Greater safety: Reduces the risk of accidents due to instability or loss of control of the vehicle.
Less tire wear: Extends tire life and saves money on spare parts.
Smoother ride: Improves maneuverability and reduces driver fatigue.
Fuel Savings: Optimizes engine efficiency by minimizing rolling resistance.