How is wheel alignment performed?

[JakeLee]

The process of performing wheel alignment on a car is as follows: 1. If the steering wheel is straight while driving, but the car drifts to one side, it indicates possible tire imbalance. In this case, you should go to a repair shop for wheel alignment as soon as possible. 2. If you feel excessive tire noise and some vehicle vibration while driving, it might also indicate an issue with the tire dynamic balance. Continuing to drive in this condition can easily lead to problems, and in severe cases, the tires may wear unevenly or become deformed. It's essential to have the tires checked promptly. 3. When choosing a repair shop, don't be too casual. Go to a reputable repair facility. Wheel alignment equipment is very expensive, and cheaper facilities at small shops often have poor results, making it difficult to guarantee repair quality. 4. During wheel alignment, the car needs to be parked in the appropriate slot, so it's important to control the speed carefully and follow the technician's instructions. After parking, engage the handbrake and put the car in gear. 5. When the car is undergoing wheel alignment, keep an eye on the technician's operation to prevent any damage to the tires.