What are the standard values for wheel alignment?
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Wheel alignment standard values: 1. The camber for each single wheel should not exceed 110, with a total camber of 0.50; 2. The toe-in for each single wheel should be around 0.15, with a total toe-in around 0.30. The dimensions and chassis height of each vehicle are different, so there is no exact standard range for wheel alignment data. The solution is to use instruments to measure it. Wheel alignment ensures the tight contact between the tires and the ground by adjusting the geometric angles of the tires, steering, suspension, and other components. If the vehicle drifts during driving, the steering accuracy deteriorates, the suspension or steering system has been replaced or repaired, or there is severe tire wear, a wheel alignment is necessary.