A properly aligned vehicle helps extend tire wear, optimize fuel economy, and aides in a safer ride. If something doesn't feel right with your vehicle's alignment, stop by today for an alignment check.

Alignment Overview

A wheel alignment is the process of adjusting the angles of your vehicle's steering and suspension components back to original specifications. Potholes, curbs, and even normal everyday driving can cause the angles to move out of specifications. Utilizing computerized equipment, the angles are measured and compared to the manufacture's specified angles. From there, a Morrison Tire technician will make adjustments as needed. The alignments can be two-wheel or four-wheel depending on the manufacturer's request.

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)

ADAS Explained

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems or ADAS, as its commonly referred to, are found in most new vehicles on the road. Utilizing a series of sensors and cameras, these features monitor you while you drive and alert you of a nearby vehicle or obstacle.

Common ADAS Systems

Some common ADAS systems referred to include adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, lane-keeping assistance, automated emergency braking, and blind-spot detection.

Alignment & ADAS

ADAS system work together with your steering, suspension, and braking systems. An alignment is the foundation of ADAS. In fact, many of these systems require calibration during or after an alignment. Morrison Tire has the proper equipment and training to calibrate many of these systems.