Table of Contents
- What Eurocraft Automotive Adjusts During an Alignment
- Signs You Should Book an Alignment With Us
- Why European Cars Need an Alignment Done Right
- Our Alignment Process
- Alignment and Suspension Repair in One Shop
- Book Your Alignment at Eurocraft Automotive
- Frequently Asked Questions
Last Updated: October 13, 2026
At Eurocraft Automotive in Orlando, wheel alignment is one of the services we do every day for BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volkswagen, Porsche, MINI and Sprinter owners. Our shop runs two professional alignment systems, and every car is aligned to the factory specifications for its exact model, not a generic setting.
If your car pulls, the steering wheel sits crooked, or your tires are wearing on one edge, this is what our alignment service includes and why European owners in Orlando bring their cars to us for it.
What Eurocraft Automotive Adjusts During an Alignment
An alignment sets the suspension angles that control how each tire meets the road. On your vehicle we measure and adjust:
- Toe – the angle that causes most rapid, feathered tire wear when it is wrong.
- Camber – the tilt of the tire that wears the inner or outer edge.
- Caster – the steering angle that affects stability and how the wheel returns to center.
Most modern European cars have adjustable rear suspension, so we perform a full four-wheel alignment: rear first, then the front to match, with the steering wheel centered.
Signs You Should Book an Alignment With Us
- Your car pulls or drifts on a straight, level road
- The steering wheel is off-center when driving straight
- Tires are wearing unevenly on the inner or outer edges
- The car feels light or wanders at highway speed
- You just installed new tires, hit a pothole or curb, or had suspension work done
Why European Cars Need an Alignment Done Right
Precise Suspension Designs
BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi and Porsche use multi-link suspensions with tight tolerances. Small errors are easy to feel and quick to show up as tire wear, which is why we work to the manufacturer’s numbers for your model.
Expensive, Wide Tires
Performance and run-flat tires cost a lot to replace. A correct alignment at Eurocraft Automotive protects that investment.
Driver Assistance Systems
Many newer European cars use a steering angle sensor and camera-based driver assistance. When your model requires a steering angle reset or calibration after an alignment, we perform it as part of the job.
Our Alignment Process
- Inspection first. We check tires, pressures, ball joints, tie rod ends, control arm bushings and wheel bearings. If a worn part would stop the alignment from holding, we tell you before adjusting anything.
- Measure all four wheels against factory specifications.
- Adjust rear, then front, and center the steering wheel.
- Calibrate the steering angle sensor or related systems when your vehicle calls for it.
- Road test and printout. You receive the before-and-after readings.
Alignment and Suspension Repair in One Shop
Because Eurocraft Automotive also handles suspension and steering repair, we can replace worn parts and align the car in the same visit. Every suspension job that changes geometry at our shop ends with an alignment. More details are on our wheel alignment service page.
Book Your Alignment at Eurocraft Automotive
Eurocraft Automotive is Orlando’s independent European service shop and a dealership alternative for complete maintenance and repair. Book your alignment online or call us at 407-512-5877.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Eurocraft Automotive perform four-wheel alignments?
Yes. We perform four-wheel alignments on BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volkswagen, Porsche, MINI and Sprinter vehicles using professional alignment equipment and the factory specifications for your model.
How do I know my car needs an alignment?
Common signs are pulling to one side, an off-center steering wheel and uneven wear on the tire edges. We also recommend an alignment check with new tires, after suspension work, or after a hard pothole or curb impact.
Will Eurocraft Automotive reset my steering angle sensor after the alignment?
When your vehicle requires a steering angle sensor reset or driver assistance calibration after an alignment, we perform it as part of the service.
What if my car has worn suspension parts?
We inspect suspension and steering parts before every alignment. If something is worn, we show you and explain your options before any work is done, because worn parts will not let an alignment hold.
