Do I Need a Wheel Alignment After Replacing All 4 Tires?

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Replacing all four tires necessitates a wheel alignment. The wheel alignment procedure involves the following steps: 1. Connect the power and turn on the machine; 2. Attach the target to the wheel, ensuring the target faces the camera; 3. Click to enter the measurement program on the computer interface; 4. Open the camera to verify if the target is correctly positioned front and back—adjust if necessary; 5. Click to measure and follow the prompts to obtain measurement data; 6. Adjust the total toe data of the vehicle to the standard green range. The benefits of wheel alignment include: 1. Extending tire lifespan; 2. Improving handling; 3. Enhancing fuel efficiency; 4. Ensuring driving safety. Situations requiring a wheel alignment are: 1. Damage to the chassis or suspension due to an accident; 2. Replacement of steering system components; 3. Uneven wear on the inner or outer edges of front or rear tires; 4. Replacement or adjustment of the suspension system; 5. The vehicle pulling to the left or right when driving straight.