Is a Four-Wheel Alignment Necessary After Replacing All Four Tires?
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After replacing tires, a four-wheel alignment is required because there are specific angles and relative positions between the vehicle's tires, steering mechanism, and front/rear axles. After tire replacement, these angles may become misaligned, potentially causing issues such as vehicle pulling to one side, reduced steering accuracy, off-center steering wheel, or uneven tire wear. Timely four-wheel alignment is essential. Below are the benefits of four-wheel alignment for vehicles: 1. It ensures optimal angles between tires and the vehicle body. 2. Reduces wear between tires and steering components during driving. 3. Maintains firm contact between tires and the road surface. 4. Helps the vehicle maintain stable straight-line driving.