What Causes the Steering Wheel to Be Misaligned After a Wheel Alignment?
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Reasons for the steering wheel being misaligned after a wheel alignment: 1. Excessive wear of the steering gear; 2. Excessive clearance in the steering tie rod; 3. The tie rod is offset to one side; 4. Changes in the wheel alignment values; 5. Uneven wear of the front tire treads; 6. Uneven tire pressure on both sides. Functions of wheel alignment: 1. Keeps the car driving straight stably and makes steering easier; 2. Ensures the steering wheels can automatically return to the correct position after turning; 3. Reduces wear on tires and steering components during driving; 4. Maintains the optimal driving angle between the tires and the car body, improving grip while ensuring comfort.