Wheel Alignment & Maintenance

Cadillac is a General Motors luxury brand known for a prestigious ownership experience defined by upscale interiors with top-quality materials, smooth handling, powerful engines, and comfortable riding. Your Cadillac’s smooth handling and responsive steering require wheels aligned at factory-specified camber, caster, and toe-in angles. Wheels aligned at factory specifications point straight with opposite wheels parallel, front wheels pivoting parallel when turning, and all wheels perpendicular to the road for maximum tire traction, even tread wear and safety. Wheel angles do not remain at specifications because of driving incidents like hitting deep potholes at high speeds, curbs when parking, and collisions. Wheel angles also move out of specifications from suspension component depreciation and loosening.

Cadillac-Certified All-Wheel Alignment Service Overview

A certified technician begins all-wheel alignment services with computerized equipment measuring the angles at all four wheels. The expert Cadillac technician reviews the results and formulates the necessary adjustments to return the camber, caster, and toe-in to specifications. We adjust the involved steering and suspension components to restore your Cadillac’s wheel angles precisely to specifications.

Wheel Misalignment Problems

Bad wheel alignment can cause numerous tire-related problems. Prevent wheel misalignment and the associated problems by getting a wheel alignment service every 12 months. Cadillac owners should get frequent tire inspections to detect poorly aligned wheels and get alignment service promptly to limit the problems. Here are the wheel misalignment problems:

• Your Cadillac consistently pulls/veers/drifts toward one side of the road.
• Driving straight with an off-centered steering wheel.
• Irregular tire wear
• Steering wheel vibration
• Squealing tires