MINI Wheel Alignment

Have you considered the condition of your tyres lately?

Book your Wheel Alignment

Potholes, unexpected kerbs and everyday road surprises can affect your MINI's wheel alignment. If not corrected to the manufacturer’s specifications, this can lead to accelerated tyre wear.

At Sytner MINI, we are delighted to offer a Complimentary Wheel Alignment Check at your local Sytner Retailer. Plus, one of our BMW Technicians will carry out a full Visual Health Check and treat your MINI to a complimentary wash & vacuum.

What to expect

When you arrive at your local Sytner MINI Retaier you can expect a smooth and professional experience from the moment you pull in. A service advisor will greet you, confirm your booking, and briefly discuss anything you’ve noticed—such as uneven tyre wear or the car pulling to one side. Your vehicle will then be inspected using MINI's advanced alignment equipment, which measures camber, caster, and toe with high precision to ensure everything matches the manufacturer’s exact specifications. While the technicians carry out the assessment, you’ll usually be invited to relax in the customer lounge. Once complete, the advisor will review the results with you, explain any adjustments made, and highlight anything that may need future attention, ensuring you leave with a safer, smoother, and more efficient drive.

Frequently Asked Questions

Wheel alignment is the process of adjusting the angles of your vehicle’s wheels so they’re set to the manufacturer’s specifications. Proper alignment ensures the tyres meet the road at the correct angle and the vehicle handles as intended.

Correct alignment improves vehicle safety, tyre life, fuel efficiency, and overall driving comfort. Misalignment can cause uneven tyre wear, poor handling, and increased fuel consumption.

Common signs include:

  • The vehicle pulls to one side

  • Uneven or rapid tyre wear

  • Steering wheel is off-centre when driving straight

  • Vibrations in the steering wheel

  • Squealing tyres

Most experts recommend alignment every 12,000–15,000 miles or once a year. However, if you hit a pothole, curb, or notice handling issues, it’s best to check sooner.

  • Hitting potholes or curbs

  • Suspension wear and tear

  • Driving on rough roads

  • Minor collisions

  • Worn steering components

Yes — properly aligned wheels reduce rolling resistance, meaning the engine doesn’t need to work as hard.

No, but getting an alignment when you install new tyres helps maximise their lifespan.

Terms & Conditions

**Range, prerequisites and availability vary according to model, equipment and country.