Can Incorrect Wheel Alignment Cause Abnormal Noises?

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Incorrect wheel alignment may cause some abnormal noises, but in most cases, it does not. All four wheels of a car have wheel alignment data, and the wheels are not perpendicular to the ground. The front wheels have parameters such as toe and camber, while the rear wheels also have camber. If the wheel alignment is incorrect, it can lead to uneven tire wear, which affects the tire's lifespan. Here are some relevant details about replacing new tires: 1. If the four new tires are replaced due to severe abnormal wear on the old tires, this can affect the wheel alignment data, so a wheel alignment is necessary. 2. The main parameters adjusted during wheel alignment include caster, kingpin inclination, camber, and toe. Adjusting caster mainly maintains straight-line stability and steering return; adjusting kingpin inclination also maintains stability and steering return; adjusting camber increases the tire's contact area to counteract adverse effects; adjusting toe compensates for the adverse effects caused by camber or toe-in.