Precision Wheel Alignments in Burnaby

If your car pulls to one side or your steering wheel feels off-center, it’s time for a proper alignment. We get your wheels and your drive back on track with expert care and computerized accuracy.

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Book Wheel Alignment Inspection

Our Brake Services Include

Precise adjustments to all four wheels using computerized alignment tools to ensure your vehicle drives straight and tires wear evenly.
We fine-tune each alignment angle to match manufacturer specs for optimal handling, steering stability, and safety.
We inspect your alignment after new tires are installed to prevent uneven wear and protect your investment.
We examine ball joints, tie rods, and bushings to make sure your alignment isn’t being affected by worn parts.
After alignment, we perform a road test and recheck specs to confirm smooth handling and optimal performance.

We don’t just replace parts. We diagnose the real problem and only recommend what your vehicle actually needs.

Signs You May Need Wheel Alignment

Keep your tires lasting longer and your steering sharp watch for these common signs that your vehicle needs alignment:

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Vehicle pulls to one side while driving

Crooked steering wheel even when driving straight

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Ignoring these signs can lead to unsafe driving and costly tire replacement. Book your alignment today and keep things rolling straight.

Uneven or rapid tire wear

Squealing tires during turns

Why Choose Daniel’s Auto Service

Here’s why our customers give us 5-star reviews

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  Local & Trusted

We’re proud to be the go-to shop for honest, high-quality auto repairs.

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  Real Diagnostics, No Upselling

You’ll get an honest answer about what your vehicle actually needs, nothing more.

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  Certified Technicians

Experienced and passionate about getting it right, no guesswork.

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  Quality Parts You Can Count On

OEM or performance-grade, we use parts we trust in our own cars.

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  Transparent Pricing

We’ll walk you through the quote before any work begins. No surprises.

FAQs

Once a year or every 12,000 to 15,000 km. More frequently if you hit potholes, curbs, or drive on rough roads.
Most alignments are completed in under an hour, depending on the condition of suspension parts.
Yes it ensures your new tires wear evenly from day one.
Alignment adjusts wheel angles. Balancing corrects uneven weight distribution in the tires.
Absolutely. Misaligned wheels create drag and resistance, leading to reduced fuel efficiency.