How to Adjust When the Car Feels Like the Steering Wheel is Off-Center?
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You can perform a four-wheel alignment. Below is relevant information about four-wheel alignment: 1. Introduction: Four-wheel alignment is based on the four-wheel parameters of the vehicle, adjusted to ensure good driving performance and a certain level of reliability. The installation of the steering wheels, steering knuckles, and front axle of a car has a specific relative position, known as steering wheel alignment or front-wheel alignment. Front-wheel alignment includes four aspects: kingpin inclination (angle), kingpin caster (angle), wheel camber (angle), and toe-in. This applies to the two front steering wheels. Similarly, the rear wheels also have a relative installation position with the rear axle, known as rear-wheel alignment. Rear-wheel alignment includes wheel camber (angle) and toe-in for each rear wheel. Collectively, front-wheel alignment and rear-wheel alignment are referred to as four-wheel alignment. 2. The Role of Four-Wheel Alignment: The purpose of wheel alignment is to maintain stable straight-line driving and easy steering, while reducing wear on the tires and steering components during driving.