Posted on 8/29/2025
You may not think much about wheel alignment, but it plays a critical role in how your vehicle handles, how your tires wear, and even how much fuel you use. Many drivers only consider alignment when they feel the steering pull to one side, but in reality, it should be a routine part of vehicle maintenance. Understanding how alignment works can help you recognize early signs of trouble and keep your car running smoothly. What Is the Wheel Alignment Wheel alignment refers to the adjustment of your vehicle’s suspension system—the part that connects the car to the wheels. It’s not about adjusting the wheels themselves but rather the angles at which they meet the road. Proper alignment ensures your tires point in the right direction and sit at the correct angles. There are three primary alignment angles: Camber – the inward or outward tilt of the tire when viewed from the front. Toe – the direction the tires point when viewed f ... read more