Butler Alignment & Brake

When your car feels off, trust your instincts. If it does not feel right, let us take a look before a minor issue becomes a serious one.

Trivia Wednesday

When a vehicle needs a four-wheel alignment versus a two-wheel alignment, what determines which one is required — and which vehicles can only receive a two-wheel alignment regardless of what the shop recommends?

Drop your answer in the comments — answer posted Thursday.

Shocks and struts wear so gradually that most drivers do not notice the decline until they hit something that reminds them how the vehicle used to feel. A sharp dip on Front Street, a speed bump taken too fast, or an emergency lane change that feels less controlled than it should — those are the moments that reveal what has been quietly declining. Butler Alignment & Brake inspects suspension components as part of every comprehensive vehicle evaluation and can give you an honest picture of where your shocks and struts stand. Call (903) 593-6687 or visit butleralignmentandbrake.com.