When to Perform Wheel Alignment?
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There is no strict requirement for when to perform wheel alignment. Unlike regular maintenance, wheel alignment is a repair service that should be decided based on the actual condition of the vehicle. Wheel alignment involves adjusting the angles and relative positions between the car tires, steering system, suspension system, and front and rear axles to ensure stable straight-line driving. As mileage increases, tires wear out, or after minor collisions, the originally fixed angles and positions may change, affecting driving safety and stability. In such cases, wheel alignment becomes necessary. Situations that require wheel alignment include: 1. When you need to grip the steering wheel tightly to keep the car from veering while driving straight on a flat road, it indicates the need for wheel alignment; 2. When one side of the front or rear tires shows significant wear, wheel alignment is also required.