Suppose you’re driving your vehicle, and you start to notice something is off. Maybe you’re experiencing one or more of the following conditions:

• Your steering wheel vibrates.
• The vehicle pulls in one direction.
• The steering wheel is off-center.
• There’s uneven wear on your tires.

When any of these conditions take place, the smart assumption is that there is a problem with your wheel alignment. Keep in mind that alignment doesn’t have much to do with the tires or wheels themselves. Instead, it’s all about the angle of the tires when they touch the pavement. If the alignment is off, it can make your vehicle harder to steer and dramatically shorten the lifespan of your tires. Some cars’ makes and models are more inclined to have their alignment get skewed over time. Prevent irreversible damage to your car by getting your wheels aligned regularly.