RV Now Alignment Check
Free · 2-minute diagnostic

Does your van need a wheel alignment?

A 2-minute diagnostic. Answer a few questions about your tyres, how it tows, and recent events — we'll give you a live alignment risk score across four key indicators and tell you exactly where you stand.

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01 / 03 · Tyres & van

Let's look at your tyres.

Tyre wear patterns are the clearest sign of an alignment issue. Quick walk around the van helps before you answer.

Your caravan Optional
Visible tyre wear
Any uneven wear on your caravan tyres?
Walk around and look at the tread. Check all that apply.
How old are the current caravan tyres?
When was the last tyre rotation?
02 / 03 · How it tows

How does it tow?

Pulling, vibrating and swaying are real-time symptoms of alignment trouble. Think about your last few trips.

Steering & tracking
Does the rig pull to one side when towing?
Vibration through the steering wheel at speed?
Does the caravan sway behind you?
Is the caravan tracking directly behind your vehicle?
Look in your mirrors on a straight road — the van should sit centred behind you.
03 / 03 · History & events

Recent history.

Alignment drifts over time and after impacts. A single pothole can knock things out — and you might not notice straight away.

Geometry & wear
When was the caravan's last wheel alignment?
Roughly how many km has the caravan covered?
Recent events
Hit a major pothole or speed bump hard in the last 6 months?
Has a caravan wheel hit a kerb or pole?
How often do you take the van off-road or on corrugated roads?
Have you ever towed your van over its rated ATM?
If you've used our weight calculator and it flagged you as over — that counts.
Your alignment risk score

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Get a wheel alignment — From $245

A proper alignment check picks up exactly what's drifted — toe, camber, tracking — and corrects it. We come to your van. Takes about 90 minutes. Detailed before/after report included.

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The 4 scores above are the quick view. Drop your details and we'll show you exactly what's contributing to each risk score — plus send a PDF you can keep.

Specific findings for each risk indicator
What to look for between alignments
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What each score means for you.

Personalised breakdown based on your answers. We've also emailed you a PDF copy.

How accurate is this? The tool gives a risk score based on the symptoms and history you report. It can't replace a calibrated alignment check — the only way to know your actual toe, camber and tracking values is with a proper measurement. Use this to identify whether you should book one. This tool is for educational guidance only.

Questions caravanners ask.

Even though the van doesn't steer, its wheels still need to be parallel to the chassis and to each other. If they're not, you get uneven tyre wear, the van pulls on your tow vehicle, fuel efficiency drops, and in extreme cases the van can sway or off-track. The forces are different to a steering vehicle but the geometry matters just as much.
Most manufacturers recommend every 12 months or 20,000km, whichever comes first. We see lots of vans that have never been aligned — and most of those have inner-edge tyre wear that's costing the owner real money. After any major impact (pothole, kerb, off-road trip) it's worth a check regardless of time.
We measure toe (whether the wheels point straight ahead), camber (vertical lean), and tracking (whether the wheels line up with the chassis centreline). Adjustments are made via shims and/or axle bracket repositioning. Takes about 90 minutes. We come to your van so it's measured on its actual loaded suspension stance — much more accurate than at a workshop.
Caravan alignment starts at $245 for a single-axle van. Tandem axles are $320. Includes the measurement, adjustment, before/after report, and a follow-up if anything needs revisiting. Tyre rotation is an optional add-on ($25). All prices include mobile service in the Adelaide metro + 90km radius.
In most cases yes — significantly. Caravan tyres are expensive (often $300+ each) and uneven wear from misalignment can halve their life. We've seen vans with 80% remaining tread on the centre and bare cord on the inside edge — meaning the owner has to replace tyres years earlier than necessary. A $245 alignment can save thousands in tyre costs.