It depends on the overall condition, as they charge by time. It often cheaper if you bring the wheel alone without the tire. Some shops are much cheaper if the wheel is basically OK, needing just a touch up and it's bundled in with a overhaul or general bike tune up.
Otherwise figure it to be somewhere in the $10-$15 range for a basic alignment. Your best bet is to remove the tire and bring the wheel for a price.
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