What is the reason for the steering wheel not returning to center after wheel alignment?
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After wheel alignment, the steering wheel not returning to center is caused by inaccurate wheel alignment. Wheel alignment is based on the four-wheel parameters of the vehicle, and adjustments are made to ensure good driving performance and certain reliability. The functions of wheel alignment are: 1. To keep the car driving straight stably and make steering easier; 2. To ensure that the rear wheels or front wheels can automatically return to center after steering; 3. To reduce the wear of tires and steering components during driving; 4. To maintain the best driving angle between the tires and the car body. The hazards of inaccurate wheel alignment are: 1. The steering wheel shakes or pulls to one side; 2. Excessive tire wear or tire blowout; 3. The car drifts, skids, has unstable steering, and wears out suspension system components.