When You Should Get Your BMW’s Wheels Aligned

• After a Major Impact: If your vehicle has been involved in a significant impact like hitting a large pothole or bumping a curb.
• Uneven Tire Wear: If you notice your tires wearing down unevenly or faster on one side.
• Vehicle Pulls to One Side: If your BMW tends to drift or pull to one side when you’re driving on a straight road.
• After Getting New Tires: It’s a good practice to have an alignment check when you get a new set of tires.
• Steering Wheel Off-Center: If your steering wheel is not centered when driving straight.
• Vibrating Steering Wheel: A vibration or shaking in the steering wheel can indicate alignment issues.
• After Suspension Work: If you’ve had any work done on your suspension or replaced any components.
• Periodically: It’s a good practice to have your alignment checked periodically, even if there are no obvious symptoms.
• If Steering Feels Loose: If the steering feels less responsive or looser than usual.
• After Buying a Used BMW: Especially if the car’s service history is unknown.

Regular wheel alignments can extend the life of your tires, improve gas mileage, and ensure that your car drives straight and true when you’re on the road.