Skip to content
Däckgruppen
Wheel Alignment

Straight ahead.
As it should be.

A misaligned car wears tyres faster, uses more fuel and costs you money every kilometre. We measure and adjust to the manufacturer's recommended values at one of our workshops in or around Stockholm.

Fixed price per vehicle type.

Check only

We measure and report the values
490 kr
Most common

Small / Standard

Toyota Yaris, Volkswagen Golf, Audi A4
1,390 kr

Large / SUV

Range Rover, BMW X3, Volkswagen Tiguan
1,680 kr

Special

Tesla X, sports cars and classic cars etc.
from 2,150 kr

Prices include VAT.

Storage customers at Däckgruppen receive 20% off wheel alignment.

Do any of
these sound familiar?

It often only takes a hard kerb strike. If more than one of these signs apply, it's time to check the angles.

  • The car pulls to one side or feels unstable
  • You've hit a kerb or a deep pothole
  • The steering wheel is off-centre when driving straight
  • Tyres are wearing unevenly or unusually fast

Three steps,
no guesswork.

  1. 01

    We measure

    We measure all four wheels and read the camber angle, toe and caster.

  2. 02

    We show you

    If you've booked a check only, we show you the readings and you decide whether you want adjustments.

  3. 03

    We adjust

    We adjust directly to the manufacturer's recommended values for your car. You receive a printed report with values before and after.

Wheel alignment at selected workshops

Choose a workshop

Wheel alignment is available at three of our workshops. Choose the one that suits you best.

Showing 3 of 3 workshops

More info

About wheel alignment.

Wheel alignment decides how evenly your tyres wear and how much fuel the car uses. We recommend a check at least once a year, or every 20,000 km.

Even small deviations can cut tyre lifespan by up to 10%, and it doesn't take much to knock the angles out. A kerb, a speed bump taken too fast or a decent pothole is enough. What you notice first is usually uneven tyre wear, but handling suffers in the longer run too. That's why it's worth checking the alignment when you're buying new tyres anyway.

After replacing shock absorbers, bushings, tie rod ends or ball joints, the alignment should always be redone. Our equipment measures every angle, and the database holds the manufacturer's values for practically every make and model. We also take on the more unusual cars, such as classics and racing cars.

Book: