This report provides a detailed analysis of the automotive wheel alignment system market by type (CCD WAS, 3D WAS, and DIY WAS) and geography (APAC, Europe, North America, South America, and MEA).

Getting a wheel alignment for your car is essential to routine maintenance. Despite its name, a wheel alignment has nothing to do with adjusting the wheels and tires of your car. Instead, the ...

Sometimes it's just hard to beat the old-fashioned way of doing things. This can definitely be true when it comes to squaring your car, or checking the alignment of all four wheels. Manufacturers have ...

You should plan to pay at least $100 and potentially over $300, depending on the make and model of your vehicle. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising partners ...

You know you need an alignment so whatever it is you drive won't handle like it's riding on a bowl of cottage cheese. Your hippy neighbor with the plug-in hybrid knows he needs one so he can squeeze ...

An Australian company is reinventing the wheel and plans to sell the technology to the world’s leading car companies. Victorian-based Doftek has developed what it calls an active wheel alignment ...

Probably the first area most people change on their car is the wheels and tires. Without a doubt, the most important consideration for a wheel is how much offset it has, and how much the stock wheel ...

Drivers often treat alignments like the flossing of auto maintenance. We all know we're supposed to be doing it, but most people wait until something hurts to take a professional's advice seriously.

Whether you're driving a traditional car, an electric vehicle, or even a hybrid, there are some maintenance requirements that every driver should know about. Aside from learning about how to take ...

A wheel alignment may not be necessary if your car drives straight and tires are wearing evenly. Some useful DIY car repair tools include talcum powder for tracing oil leaks and a water bottle for ...