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Tire Alignment and Tire Rotation Services

C & F Tire and Auto has an extended length Hoffman open front alignment lift with 15,000 pound lifting capabilities with 2 rolling jacks and turntables. The Hoffman Aligner is one of the best Aligners on the market. We are able to align cars, trucks and dually trucks. New, antique and German vehicles are not a problem. All of our equipment is updated to spec yearly.

Alignment and Tire Adjustments

Ensure your tires are in optimal condition with precise alignment services at C & F Tire and Auto. Properly aligned tires not only extend their lifespan but also enhance your vehicle's handling by preventing it from "pulling" to one side. Our certified tire specialists employ state-of-the-art equipment to meticulously inspect your tires for signs of uneven wear, cracking, or slow leaks.

Alignment Services
Wheel alignment is crucial for your car's health. Our expert technicians meticulously adjust your wheels to the manufacturer's specifications, ensuring optimal steering and tire performance. This prevents unnecessary wear and tear, saving you money in the long run.

Alignment FAQs


How long does a full alignment take?

A wheel alignment usually takes about an hour for both two-wheel and four-wheel drive vehicles. However, if there is significant wear and tear on suspension components like bushings, track rods, or the alignment system itself, replacement parts may be needed, which could extend the service time.

What happens if you wait too long for an alignment?

Delaying a wheel alignment can negatively affect your tire performance and lifespan. Even slight misalignments, which are imperceptible to the eye but measurable in small degrees or fractions of an inch, can cause uneven and premature tire wear. Over time, this wear becomes more noticeable, impacting safety and fuel efficiency. To prevent these issues, it's recommended to have your alignment checked every 6,000 miles.

What is checked during an alignment?

During a tire alignment, three key angles are examined: camber, toe, and caster. Camber refers to the angle between the vertical axis of the tire and a line perpendicular to the road surface when viewed from the front. If the top of the tire tilts inward, creating an "X" shape between the wheels, it's known as negative camber, which can cause excessive wear on the inner edge of the tire due to increased friction.

Do I need an alignment after replacing tires?

Yes, you do! Proper wheel alignment ensures that the angles between your tires and the road surface are accurate, which helps to maximize tire life, improve handling, and ensure even tread wear. This not only boosts fuel efficiency and driving safety but also enhances your overall driving experience.

Don't let uneven tire wear diminish the longevity of your tires. Experience a fast and cost-effective tire alignment at our shop in Lewisburg. Call us today at 931-422-2036 to schedule an appointment.


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I have been dealing with nick and C&F tires for 5 years now. Everyone i know looking for a great service i send them to Nick! Very very fair in pricing and fast service. He will NOT fix something that doesn't need fixing. He keeps you informed if there are other issues and any concerns. When he quotes a price THAT is what it is unless he can fix it for less. fantastic people and service !
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