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Wheel alignment in Springville, UT

Pulling to one side, a crooked steering wheel or tires wearing unevenly? A proper alignment fixes it and protects your tires, especially after a lift, a leveling kit or new wheels and tires.

  • 377 S 2000 W, Springville
  • Mon–Fri 9–6 · Sat by appointment
  • 5.0 · 118 Google reviews

What's included

Our wheel alignment service

Alignment sets the angles of your wheels so the vehicle tracks straight and the tires wear evenly. We check the suspension first, because worn parts can keep an alignment from holding.

  • Pre-alignment inspectionTie rods, ball joints, bushings and tire condition checked first.
  • Four-wheel alignmentCamber, caster and toe measured and set to the best available specification.
  • Before and after readingsPrintout of your alignment numbers when the work is finished.
  • Steering wheel centeredSteering wheel set straight on the road, not just on the rack.
  • Lifted and leveled vehiclesAlignment after a lift or leveling kit, including adjustments for the new ride height.
  • Clear recommendationsIf worn parts stop the alignment from holding, we tell you what and why.

Signs you need an alignment

Don't wear out new tires

  • Vehicle pulls left or rightDrifting on a flat road when you let go of the wheel is a classic alignment symptom.
  • Steering wheel is off-centerThe wheel sits crooked when you are driving straight.
  • Uneven or fast tire wearWear on one edge, or feathered and cupped tread, shortens tire life.
  • After a lift or leveling kitChanging ride height changes the alignment angles. Align right after installation.
  • After new tires or suspension workNew parts change the angles. Protect new tires with a fresh alignment.
  • After hitting a curb or big potholeA hard hit can knock the angles out even if nothing looks bent.

Potholes after a Utah winter, curbs and gravel roads are common alignment killers. If your truck sits higher or lower than stock, get an alignment as part of the install. Book a visit.

Pricing

Wheel alignment pricing

Alignments are $129, including front-end, four-wheel and after-lift alignments. An alignment check is free. If worn parts or extra hardware are needed first, you approve that work before we start.

Posted prices · other work is quoted after inspection
ServicePrice
Front alignment (two-wheel)Set front toe and available angles$129Where applicable to the vehicle
Four-wheel alignmentMeasure and set all four wheels$129
Alignment after lift or leveling kitFour-wheel alignment with adjustments for new ride height$129May need adjustable parts
Alignment checkMeasure and report without adjustingFree
Steering and suspension inspectionLook for worn parts that affect alignmentQuote

Quoted prices depend on your vehicle and parts; we'll give you a clear estimate before any work.

What changes the price: vehicle type, lift height, whether adjustable control arms or camber parts are needed, and any worn parts that must be replaced first.

FAQs

Wheel Alignments questions

How often should I get an alignment?

A good rule is whenever you notice pulling or uneven wear, after new tires, suspension work or a lift, and after a hard impact. Many drivers also have it checked once a year.

How long does an alignment take?

We'll give you a time estimate when you book.

Do I need an alignment after leveling or lifting my truck?

Yes. A lift or leveling kit changes camber, caster and toe, and new tires wear unevenly if the angles are off. We align as part of the job or right after.

Why does my steering wheel shake or pull even after an alignment?

Vibration is usually a tire balance or tire condition issue rather than alignment. Pulling after an alignment can mean tire conicity or worn parts. We diagnose it rather than guess.

Can you align trucks with big tires or aftermarket suspension?

Yes, lifted and modified trucks are part of everyday work for us. Tell us about your suspension, brand and tire size when you book.

Is an alignment the same as a tire rotation or balance?

No. Rotation moves tires to even out wear, balancing fixes vibration, and alignment sets the wheel angles. They work together to extend tire life.

What if my vehicle can't be fully aligned?

If worn or damaged parts stop it from holding an alignment, we show you the parts and the options before doing anything.

Do you serve all of Utah County?

Yes. Drivers come to us from Springville, Spanish Fork, Mapleton, Provo, Orem, Payson and across Utah County.

Areas we serve

Wheel alignments for Utah County

  • Springville
  • Spanish Fork
  • Mapleton
  • Provo
  • Orem
  • Payson
  • Utah County

Driven Auto Service is at 377 S 2000 W, Springville, in the same building as Driven Auto Sales and Morse Customs.

Book appointment

Book your wheel alignment

Pick a time online or call 801-477-0895, Monday to Friday 9 to 6. Saturday visits are by appointment.