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Wheel Balancing
Wheel balancing promotes a smooth ride, better fuel efficiency, even tire wear, and longer tire life. Based on industry recommendations, a wheel balance should be done every 6,000 to 8,000 miles. Here are the signs your tires need to be balanced:
- Vibrations when driving
- Uneven tread wear
- Shaking steering wheel
- Rough handling at highway speed
An imbalance can lead to premature wear of the tires, struts, shocks and other steering and suspension parts.
Wheel balancing pricing
- Wheel Balancing $20 per wheel
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Customer Testimonials
Since I moved to Alexandria last year, Wiygul has been the only place that I have taken my car for tune-ups, repairs, and to get any and all of my questions answered. Dave and his team are polite, kind, and smart, which makes the (sometimes anxiety-inducing) experience of taking your car into the shop a lot more enjoyable. Since day 1, Dave provided me honest estimates and excellent service for my car, and I have only positive things to say about everyone who works at Wiygul. I recommend this shop to all of my friends in the area.
-Carlisle Sargent
For more than 20 years, Wiygul Automotive on South Pickett Street in Alexandria has been our "go-to" spot for car maintenance and repair. Not only is the job done right, every single person on staff is customer focused. We can't speak highly enough about the entire Wiygul team!
--Rob & Chrystal Young
I have been a customer of Reston Automotive foe over 15 years. They have serviced vehicles from multiple manufacturers for me. Work is done well and timely. I appreciate that I get information about other things that may need attention with recommendations for what is critical and what is optional. Staff is always friendly and takes the time to explain what is going on with the car.
--Joe O'Gorman