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Modern times include many conveniences, thanks to advancements in technology. There was a time not so long ago when every home had a landline telephone and you had to memorize phone numbers. Today, staying in touch with friends, families, and businesses is as easy as remembering to keep your smartphone charged. Of course, with new technology comes new opportunities. In the tire service industry, that includes the ability to offer more tire and wheel services at a customer's location. 

And that's just what we do.

At Road Runner Mobile Tire Service, we have everything we need to perform a variety of on-site tire services, including wheel alignments.

During a wheel alignment service, a technician checks the angle and position of each tire and wheel assembly to ensure that they are positioned in a way that enhances the life of the tires and the vehicle's handling. If you notice that your tires are wearing an an uneven rate, observe that the steering wheel is off center, or experience your vehicle pulling to one side, you may need an alignment.

When you install new tires, it's also a good idea to ask about an alignment service.

In the past, you might drive your vehicle to the tire shop to have an alignment performed. Today, there's another option for those located in Ridgefield, Connecticut and surrounding areas. Our on-site alignment service lets you enjoy your morning cup of coffee in the comfort of your home while a service technician takes care of your vehicle.

What's easier than having the alignment shop come to you?

That's right—our trained technicians will bring the alignment equipment, tools, and knowledge to your location. We perform two and four-wheel alignments at your home, workplace, or another convenient location. Our service area includes cities in Connecticut and New York.

A mobile wheel alignment shop is a great option if it's available to you and you prefer the convenience of having tire and wheel services completed at your location. Consider it the next time you purchase new tires or need to correct a vehicle that's out of alignment.