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Porsche suspension is set up with precise camber and toe settings that give the car its sharp steering and stable feel at speed. Even a small change from a pothole, kerb or speed bump can cause the car to pull, the steering wheel to sit off-centre, or expensive tyres to wear on the inside edge. Models with rear-axle steering add another layer of precision. Orange Auto measures and adjusts all four wheels to Porsche’s specification for your model and checks the steering angle sensor so stability systems work correctly afterwards.
We confirm the symptom, such as pulling, wandering, an off-centre steering wheel or tramlining.
Tyre pressures and wear patterns are checked, and worn bushes or joints are identified, since alignment won’t hold on worn parts.
Camber, caster and toe are measured on all four wheels and compared with the Porsche data for your model.
Front and rear camber and toe are adjusted within specification, with the car at the correct ride height.
The steering wheel is centred so it sits straight when the car drives straight.
The steering angle sensor is checked and calibrated where needed, along with rear-axle steering on models that have it.
We show you the before and after readings and confirm the result on a road test.
Worn bushes or joints? See Porsche brakes and suspension repair or steering repair. Fitting new tyres? See Porsche tyre replacement.
Porsches use negative camber for grip, which can wear the inner edge of tyres. Correct toe settings help keep it under control.
An alignment check when fitting new tyres helps them wear evenly from day one.
A hard kerb or pothole strike can bend suspension parts. If the car feels different afterwards, have it checked.
Lowered or track-focused cars may need specific settings. Tell us how you use the car so we can discuss the options.
How often should a Porsche have its alignment checked?At least once a year, when fitting new tyres, and after any hard impact.
Why is my Porsche wearing the inside of its tyres?Some inner wear is normal with negative camber, but heavy wear usually means toe or camber is out of specification.
How long does an alignment take?Usually one to two hours, longer if parts need replacing first.
Book your Porsche wheel alignment at Orange Auto in Al Quoz or Nad Al Hamar, or see all our Porsche services. Call or WhatsApp us, or ask for a free quote using the form above.