Wheel alignment

Wheel alignment service consists of adjusting the angle of the wheels so that they are parallel to each other and perpendicular to the ground. That is, a straight turn is a process of steering in the same direction and perfectly balancing the weight of the wheels. This operation is mainly to prevent excessive friction or premature tire wear.

Car wheel alignment is the adjustment of three elements:

• Camper adjustment. This is the correct adjustment of the inner or outer angles of the wheels perpendicular to the ground.
• Theo regulation. This is the alignment of the front wheels parallel to each other when turning compared to the center line of the car.
• Caster adjustment. This is the adjustment of the front and rear alignment based on the side view of the wheels.

So how do we know if car tires need to be serviced? When you are in motion, it is enough to let go of the steering wheel for a second or two, and if you notice that the direction of your car shifts to the left or right, it means that the tires need to be wheel alignment. Note that the tires may drift to the right or left if the air pressure is not normal. If the wear on the inside and outside of the tires is uneven, it means that a wheel alignment is needed. If the car vibrates at high speed, it means that the tires need to be wheel balancer or wheel alignment.

Car tire wheel alignment has many advantages in terms of efficiency and safety:

• Extends the life of your tires.
• Reduces fuel consumption.
• Protects some mechanical parts of the car.
• All-wheel drive improves maneuverability and vehicle handling, which is a huge safety factor when driving in bad weather conditions.

Many experts recommend checking the balance and alignment of the tires at each oil change and swapping them to ensure even wear. (front wheels back, rear wheels forward)

When you need an alignment check or tire retreading, schedule an appointment with the service centers using the Clean Car Customer app.