What are the disadvantages of wheel alignment eccentric bolts?

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VanMariana
07/29/25 6:40pm
Wheel alignment eccentric bolts do not cause any harm to the vehicle. Here is more relevant information: 1. Function of wheel alignment eccentric bolts: The wheels of a car have alignment data, and they are not simply perpendicular to the ground. The front wheels have camber and toe angles, and the rear wheels also have camber angles. The wheel alignment data of a car needs to be adjusted regularly because driving on bumpy roads or over speed bumps can cause these data to change. 2. Hazards of incorrect wheel alignment data: If the wheel alignment data is incorrect, it can affect the vehicle's driving stability and handling. Therefore, if issues arise, car owners should promptly perform a wheel alignment. When getting a wheel alignment, car owners can also adjust the alignment data based on their driving habits and road conditions. During daily use, it is important to slow down when driving over speed bumps or bumpy roads.
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