4 Wheels Alignment in Greensboro
A four-wheel alignment adjusts all four wheels to your manufacturer's exact specs, not just the front two. It's the right choice for most modern vehicles with independent rear suspension or all-wheel drive.
Available Monday–Thursday 8am–5pm and Friday 8am–12pm.
Four-Wheel Alignment Covers Every Angle That Matters
A four-wheel alignment, also called a full alignment, adjusts all four wheels on your vehicle, the front axle and the rear axle, to the manufacturer's exact angle specifications for camber, caster, and toe.
We recommend it when your vehicle pulls to one side, the steering wheel sits off-center while you drive straight, after you hit a significant pothole or curb, after any suspension or steering component work, or as routine maintenance every 12,000 to 15,000 miles.
Most cars and trucks on the road today use independent rear suspension or all-wheel drive, so the rear axle needs the same precision adjustment as the front. Skipping it leaves your vehicle only half-corrected. Professional diagnosis, not guesswork, is the only reliable fix. Ronnie Apple Alignments has spent more than three decades perfecting four-wheel alignment work for Greensboro drivers.
Four-Wheel Alignment Questions Drivers Ask Us
How is a four-wheel alignment different from a regular alignment?
A regular alignment often adjusts only the front wheels. A four-wheel alignment corrects all four wheels, including the rear axle, which matters for vehicles with independent rear suspension or all-wheel drive. Correcting all four positions keeps tire wear even and handling predictable on every trip.How do I know if my car needs a four-wheel alignment?
Watch for a vehicle pulling to one side, a steering wheel that sits crooked while driving straight, or tires wearing unevenly. These signs usually mean the wheels have drifted out of spec. A professional check confirms the cause before it wears down tires or suspension parts further.Does Ronnie Apple Alignments work on trucks and SUVs?
Yes. We perform four-wheel alignments on cars, trucks, and SUVs, including all-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive models common on Greensboro roads. Our alignment rack is set up to handle the wider stance and different suspension geometry these vehicles typically have.How often should I get a four-wheel alignment?
Most vehicles benefit from a check every 12,000 to 15,000 miles, or anytime you hit a hard pothole or curb, replace suspension parts, or notice uneven tire wear. Regular checks catch small drifts before they turn into expensive tire replacements.
Your Vehicle Deserves a Full Four-Wheel Check.
Front-only fixes only solve half the problem. Book a complete four-wheel alignment with a shop that has done this work in Greensboro since 1990.
Available Monday–Thursday 8am–5pm and Friday 8am–12pm. Call (336) 500-8810.
