What is Four-Wheel Alignment?
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Four-wheel alignment is based on the four-wheel parameters of the vehicle, adjusted to ensure good driving performance and certain reliability. Since the installation of car tires, steering mechanisms, and front and rear axles should have specific angles and relative positions, correcting the angles and positions between the chassis and tire components constitutes four-wheel alignment. The following are reasons for performing four-wheel alignment: 1. Severe vehicle drift to one side, and noticeable uneven tire wear, possibly on the outer or inner side of the tire. 2. The vehicle has been involved in a significant collision that affected the tires. 3. Parts on the vehicle frame or axle suspension have been disassembled. 4. When two or more tires have been replaced.