Why You Should Have Your Wheels Aligned

As you drive your car's tires can be knocked out of alignment by a variety of environmental causes. These causes can include potholes, hitting curbs, minor accidents, or simple wear and tear over time. This causes your vehicle's handling to be greatly reduced and also lead to you buying tires more often as they wear out faster.

What Are The Dangers of Misaligned Wheel?

Without proper alignment, over time your ties can become damaged or wear out unevenly. Common symptoms of bad alignment can include various types of tread damage such as feathering, heel/toe wear, and camber wear. In general, you should have your tires aligned every year depending on your use, driving habits, and the environment. Note that some professionals recommend every 2 or 3 years or every 12,000 miles. Doing so not only reduced wear but also increases the lifespan of your ties, improves gas mileage, and increases overall safety. If you notice vibrations, pulling in a certain direction, or uneven tread wear alignment may be needed.

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