Precision Alignments for Heavy-Duty Vehicles in Austin, TX
We use advanced alignment equipment to measure and correct all critical angles that affect tracking, steering, and tire wear. Whether you're driving a single-unit truck or managing a full fleet, we’ll get your suspension geometry back to spec.
Our wheel alignment services include:
- Front-end and axle alignment
- Caster, camber, and toe angle adjustment
- Tandem and multi-axle truck alignment
- Trailer alignment services
- Suspension inspection before alignment
- Alignment checks post-repair or after tire installs
- Adjustments after spring, steering, or collision repairs
We align medium- and heavy-duty trucks, trailers, buses, box trucks, and vocational vehicles.
Why Choose Atlas for Truck Alignments
At Atlas Truck Repair, front-end work is our specialty. We’ve been doing it since 1974, and have helped thousands of drivers eliminate pulling, uneven wear, and instability caused by misaligned wheels and axles.
Why truckers and fleets choose us:
- Alignment work performed in-house
- Technicians trained in heavy-duty steering & suspension systems
- Accurate tracking adjustments that protect tires and fuel economy
- Trusted by local fleets, contractors, and OTR operators
- Honest diagnostics and fast turnaround
When your truck tracks straight, you save money on fuel and tires and reduce stress behind the wheel.
Stop Uneven Tire Wear Before It Starts. Schedule Your Alignment at 512-385-3661
Think your truck might be out of alignment? Don’t wait for blowouts or premature tire failure. Call 512-385-3661 to schedule your wheel alignment service with Atlas Truck Repair in Austin. We’ll inspect, measure, and adjust your alignment for a smoother, safer ride.
FAQs
What areas do you serve for wheel alignment?
We’re located in Del Valle, TX near Terry Ln and Bastrop Fwy, and serve Austin, Round Rock, Georgetown, San Marcos, Burnet, and the greater Houston area. including Pasadena, Sugar Land, Pearland, Galveston, and more within a 100-mile radius.
What are signs my truck needs an alignment?
Look for tire wear on one side, your truck pulling left or right, a crooked steering wheel, or poor fuel efficiency. Any of these may indicate a misaligned axle or steering angle.
How often should commercial trucks be aligned?
At least once a year, or anytime you notice pulling, uneven tire wear, or after replacing suspension components. Regular alignments extend tire life and improve performance.
How to Book Your Truck Alignment with Atlas
Call 512-385-3661 to book a wheel alignment service. Whether your truck is pulling to the side or your tires are wearing out fast, we’ll get your wheels tracking straight.
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