Under What Circumstances Should a Car's Steering Knuckle Be Replaced?
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Car steering knuckles cannot be adjusted. However, if there is uneven tire wear or adjustments have been made to the suspension components, a four-wheel alignment is necessary. Below is a detailed introduction about car steering knuckles: 1. Overview: The true name of a car's steering knuckle is "steering joint," which is one of the important components in a car's steering axle. It ensures stable driving and sensitive transmission of the driving direction. 2. Function: The steering knuckle's role is to transmit and bear the load from the front part of the car, supporting and driving the front wheels to rotate around the kingpin for steering. Under driving conditions, the steering knuckle is subjected to variable impact loads, thus requiring it to have very high strength.