Enhanced Safety: Correct alignment prevents dangerous swerving or loss of control, particularly at high speeds or in emergency situations, reducing accident risks.
Reduced Tyre Wear: Minimises uneven tread degradation, extending tyre life and avoiding premature replacements that can be costly.
Improved Fuel Efficiency: Ensures straight tracking and reduced rolling resistance, leading to better fuel economy over time.
Assessing the condition of tyres, including tread blocks, to identify wear patterns and determine if replacements are necessary.
Evaluating suspension components for alignment issues that could affect wheel positioning.
Setting the wheels to the correct positive or negative camber as per the vehicle's original specifications.
Ensuring the steering wheel is straight and aligned with the wheels for accurate directional control.
Fine-tuning toe angles and caster for balanced handling and stability.