How to Adjust Front Wheel Camber?

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Front wheel camber adjustment involves tilting the top of the wheel outward, which refers to adjusting the angle between the wheel's plane and the vertical longitudinal plane. Below is an introduction to front wheel camber: 1. Effect one: On one hand, it allows the wheels to roll closer to vertical road surfaces, reducing sliding and steering resistance, thereby improving the ease of front wheel steering operation. 2. Effect two: On the other hand, it reduces the load on bearings and their lock nuts, extends service life, and enhances steering safety. To prevent wheel deformation when fully loaded, which may cause the upper part of the wheel to tilt inward and damage tire connecting parts, vehicles are generally set with a slight outward tilt (about 1 degree). 3. Negative effect: Excessive negative camber can cause inner tire wear, accelerate wear on suspension system components, and cause the vehicle to pull towards the side with less negative camber.