Under What Circumstances Is Wheel Alignment Necessary?

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When wheel alignment is required, there are several situations: 1. Generally, vehicles must undergo wheel alignment every 20,000 kilometers or once a year (whichever comes first). 2. If you need to grip the steering wheel tightly to keep the car from veering when driving straight on a flat road, it indicates the need for wheel alignment. 3. If you feel the car body floating or swaying during normal driving, as if turning or driving on rough roads, it also suggests the need for wheel alignment. 4. When one side of the front or rear tires wears out significantly more than the other, wheel alignment is necessary. 5. If the car pulls to the left or right when driving straight, it indicates the need for wheel alignment. 6. After replacing new tires or following repairs due to collision accidents, steering, or suspension system maintenance, it is advisable to perform wheel alignment. 7. New cars should undergo wheel alignment after driving approximately 3,000 kilometers.