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What is a standard alignment?
During a standard wheel alignment service, a technician will inspect and/or adjust your vehicle’s: Camber, caster and toe angles (when applicable) Front and rear steering. Print out before and after wheel alignment specifications.
What causes alignment to be off?
Things like hitting potholes, bumping curbs, or even minor accidents are all common causes of one or more of your wheels coming out of alignment. Second, normal wear and tear can all eventually cause your car to come out of alignment.
When do you know you have an alignment problem?
If the wheel starts vibrating or shaking while you accelerate, or you feel the wheel fighting against you to turn left or right when you’re going straight, you may have an alignment problem. This is not as reliable a test on vehicles made before 1990, since the steering column is likely to be a little worn down from years of use.
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Can a pothole cause a tire alignment problem?
Alignment issues can be triggered by potholes, curbs, or heavy wear on your tires. Since this repair requires an alignment rack, it isn’t a problem you can fix without a mechanic. Luckily, alignment issues are relatively easy to diagnose and inexpensive to repair if you don’t need to replace parts of your wheel assembly.
How can you tell if rear wheel drive tire alignment is bad?
There are different aspects to front end alignments for rear wheel drive vehicles. You may observe serious alignment problems with a tape measure and a two foot level by checking them. These are: Toe-in. The front of each tire, when driving straight, points slightly to the centerline of the vehicle.