Do I need a wheel alignment after replacing a new tire?
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Replacing a new tire does not require a wheel alignment; only wheel balancing is necessary. Situations where a car needs a wheel alignment include: 1. When the vehicle's steering wheel feels heavy, shakes, pulls to one side, is misaligned, or does not return to center; 2. Issues with tire pressure and tread wear; 3. Wheel vibration or wobbling; 4. The vehicle pulling to one side. The benefits of wheel alignment are: 1. Enhanced driving comfort; 2. Increased tire lifespan; 3. Ensuring straight-line stability of the vehicle; 4. Reducing wear on chassis suspension components; 5. Improving driving safety. The working principle of wheel alignment is: Based on the four-wheel parameters of the vehicle, adjustments are made to ensure good driving performance and a certain level of reliability.