Wheel Alignment does really Matter?-Ivan Kerr Tyres on Twitter

Wheel Alignment does really Matter

Wheel Alignment does really Matter

Wheel Alignment does really Matter

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Wheel Alignment does really Matter for a better ride?

I know the tyre  industry keeps on harping about wheel alignment. Hence, it is a good revenue for us. But it is very important to have a comfortable and safe ride. So when you are driving your car.

The holiday season will be starting here in the UK very shortly and many families will be heading off on their holidays. Hoe annoying is it to find that two miles down the motorway, you car starts to pull to the left or the right and you are constantly trying to keep the car in a straight line.

6 Good reasons to have wheel alignment

Better handling: A wheel alignment makes sure that the wheels on your automobile are in appropriate alignment with the road and one another. Driving is made simpler and safer as a result of improved handling and steering control.

Improved tyre life: Uneven tyre wear from misaligned wheels results in early tyre replacement. A wheel alignment aids in correctly distributing your car’s weight over all four tyres, extending tyre life.

Improved fuel economy: When your car’s wheels are correctly aligned, the engine doesn’t have to work as hard to move the car. Over time, this results in increased fuel efficiency and decreased gasoline expenditures.

Driving is safer when the wheels are properly aligned since the vehicle is more stable and simple to handle, especially in an emergency. This lowers the possibility of collisions and promotes safety for both you and your passengers.

Prevents damage to other components: The suspension and steering systems of your car can be subjected to additional load from misaligned wheels. This may eventually necessitate expensive repairs. The life of your car can be increased and this damage can be avoided with routine wheel alignments.

More comfortable to drive: A car with properly aligned wheels would ride more comfortably. Whether you’re travelling a long distance or just commuting to work, this provides for a more pleasurable driving experience.

Most drivers are now familiar with the fact that Wheel Alignment does really Matter? When they have new tyres fitted, they will very often ask for a wheel alignment check. Tyres are very expensive items and the drivers now know that the new tyres can be scuffed off very quickly if the wheel alignment is is not correctly set up.

wheel alignment does really matter
This tyre looks like it has developed a fault. This looks like poor wheel alignment or a faulty steering part such as a ball joint

Another common alignment fault is that the cars steering wheel has to be constantly corrected. So as your car pulls to the left or the right, as you are driving along. This is very uncomfortable? A simple wheel alignment adjustment will correct this, nine out of ten times, so Wheel Alignment does really Matter.

The other bad experience is a “wheel wobble”?

This is when your car steering wheel starts to shake at a certain speed. It it usually right on the speed limit(70 mph) here in the UK.

You have to drive slower or faster to be able to drive the car more comfortably, without the steering wheel shaking you to bits.

The best thing is to have your wheel alignment and wheel balancing checked the week before you set off on your journey. You know it makes sense.

http://www.pellontyres.co.uk/TyreInfo/GuideToAlignment

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Eric