Posted on 9/26/2025
If your car starts pulling to one side or the steering wheel doesn’t sit straight when you're driving, it could be a sign that your wheel alignment is off. Alignment is often overlooked until symptoms become noticeable, but it plays a critical role in how your vehicle handles, how your tires wear, and how long your suspension components last. Ignoring it can quietly lead to expensive repairs and a rougher driving experience. Here’s why wheel alignment matters more than most drivers realize. What Alignment Actually Does for Your Vehicle Wheel alignment refers to how precisely your tires are angled and positioned in relation to the road and each other. It involves adjusting three main angles: camber (tilt of the tires), toe (direction they point), and caster (the angle of the steering pivot). These angles are set to ensure even tire contact with the road, smooth steering, and predictable handling. Misalignment often develops slowly from everyday wear ... read more