Computerized electronic measuring devices are attached to marker points around the frame of your vehicle. The computer reads these measurements and compares them to the original factory specifications. After this, our technicians restore the frame with precision.

During a collision alignment, we check rear camber, rear toe, front caster, camber and toe as well as the thrust angle, steering axis inclination and included angle. The reason for this is that the potential alignment change resulting from a collision is greater than that resulting from a few potholes throughout the year. Consequently, these additional angles that are verified in a collision alignment are intended to verify that the parts of the chassis, as well as the body or the frame, are all in the correct alignment.