Two-Wheel Alignment at MAG BMW Dublin

With our mission at MAG BMW Dublin being to provide a full menu of auto services at BMW authorized service quality, we naturally offer a quality two-wheel alignment service completed by a certified technician inside a state-of-the-art facility using computerized alignment equipment according to BMW's technical service protocol. Given such quality and precision results, we invite all front-wheel-drive BMW models to get their two-wheel alignments from us at MAG BMW Dublin.

How did my BMW's Alignment Get Off?

Many threats exist for keeping alignment at specifications, such as hitting potholes, nudging curbs while parking, or steering component wear and tear. We tell our customers that they can expect wheel alignment to fall out of specifications and the best way to mitigate the threat is with frequent tire inspections and knowing rapid tire wear and scheduling corrective maintenance if it appears.

Knowing Rapid Tire Wear

Rapid wear is a nice way of saying tire damage. Knowing what rapid wear looks like can help drivers get corrective maintenance quickly and prevent worse consequences. Rapid wear appears as areas of concentrated load-bearing and is typically described as balding. If you notice any bald-shaped patterns show up on the tire tread, it is rapid wear.

Wheel Alignment Service Specials

On your next trip to MAG BMW Dublin for a two-wheel alignment, we invite you to check the current service specials for extra savings and enhanced value.

What is Two-Wheel Alignment?

Wheel alignment describes how each wheel assembly meets the steering and handling system. Two-wheel alignment is used for the front wheels and is needed for correcting poor alignment on front-wheel-drive vehicles. Two-wheel alignment service adjusts the wheel angles - camber, caster, and toe - on the front wheel locations exclusively.

What are the Symptoms of Needing Two-Wheel Alignment?

When tires do not meet the road properly, rapid wear is not that far away. When rapid wear sets in, and with wheel misalignment not fixing itself, the problems will worsen to cause a poor driving experience. If you notice these symptoms in your driving experience, we recommend getting an inspection and corrective alignment service as needed:

• Rapid and uneven tire wear
• Noisy steering
• Steering wheel is crooked when driving straight
• Pulling to one side
• Tires squealing
• Tires losing pressure
• Tire blowout