What is the recommended interval for wheel alignment?
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The recommended interval for wheel alignment is once a year or every 10,000 to 20,000 kilometers. Situations that require wheel alignment include: 1. Damage to the chassis and suspension caused by an accident; 2. Replacement of the steering system or its components; 3. Unilateral wear on the front or rear tires; 4. Replacement or adjustment of the suspension system. Wheel alignment involves adjusting the geometric angles of the tires, steering, and suspension components to ensure tight contact between the tires and the ground. The steps for performing a wheel alignment are: 1. Connect the power and turn on the machine; 2. Attach the target to the wheels, with the target facing the camera; 3. Click to enter the measurement program on the computer page; 4. Open the camera to confirm if the target is correctly positioned, and adjust if necessary; 5. Click to measure and follow the prompts to obtain the measurement data; 6. Adjust the total toe data of the vehicle to the standard green range.