What is Wheel Alignment

Wheel alignment, also known as tracking or camber adjustment, ensures that your vehicle's wheels are positioned correctly in relation to each other and the road. Proper alignment is crucial for smooth driving, extending tire life, and maintaining vehicle stability. Key alignment angles include:

Camber: This is the tilt of the tires when viewed from the front. If the top of the tire tilts outward, it's called positive camber. If it tilts inward, it's negative camber.

Caster: This angle is viewed from the side and relates to the steering axis. A positive caster angle helps the wheels return to a straight position after turning.

Toe: This is the angle of the tires when viewed from above. If the tires point inward, it's called toe-in. If they point outward, it's toe-out.