Wheel Alignment

Wheel alignment (also called tracking) is the adjustment of the angles at which the tyres contact the road surface. The three main alignment angles are camber (inward/outward tilt), caster (steering axis angle), and toe (inward/outward pointing). Incorrect alignment causes uneven tyre wear, poor handling, and increased fuel consumption. Most alignment issues are caused by hitting potholes, kerbs, or general wear of suspension components.