
Wheel alignment is not necessarily required after tire replacement. The specific reasons are as follows: 1. Wheel alignment is not mandatory after changing tires. Replacing wheels and tires primarily affects the overall dynamic balance of the wheels and does not impact the suspension system. Changing wheels or tires only alters the characteristics of the wheels, so dynamic balancing is sufficient. Wheel alignment pertains to the suspension system, and as long as the dimensions remain consistent, alignment is unnecessary. 2. Normal tire replacement does not require alignment; dynamic balancing alone is sufficient. However, if the vehicle frequently traverses speed bumps rapidly, exhibits pulling to one side, reduced steering precision, misaligned steering wheel, or severe tire wear despite normal dynamic balance, the cause may be inaccurate wheel alignment angles, and a four-wheel alignment should be considered.


