A procedure adjusting the angles of a vehicle’s wheels so they are set to the car maker’s specification. The goal is to ensure optimal tire contact with the road surface, promoting even wear and safe handling. Precise settings, encompassing parameters like toe, camber, and caster, are meticulously calibrated during this process.
Proper wheel positioning is vital for maximizing tire lifespan, enhancing fuel efficiency, and improving vehicle stability. Misalignment can lead to premature tire wear, reduced gas mileage, and compromised steering control, potentially creating hazardous driving conditions. Regular inspections and adjustments, performed by qualified technicians, contribute to long-term cost savings and enhanced safety.
