Does Wheel Alignment Harm the Car?

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Wheel alignment does not harm the car. Wheel alignment is based on the four-wheel parameters of the vehicle, and adjustments are made to ensure good driving performance and a certain level of reliability. Wheel alignment is not just a maintenance item but also involves the inspection and repair of tires and the steering wheel. For issues such as the vehicle pulling to one side or poor steering response during driving, wheel alignment is necessary for correction. In daily use, owners should perform wheel alignment under the following circumstances: 1. The vehicle pulls to one side for no apparent reason. Straighten the steering wheel and check if the car moves in a straight line without constant steering corrections. If not, wheel alignment is needed. 2. Damage to the chassis or suspension caused by an accident. 3. Abnormal tire wear. If one tire shows significantly more wear than the others, it indicates that the wheel alignment is off. The purpose of wheel alignment is to ensure driving safety, and it is recommended that owners perform wheel alignment once a year.