It's possible that if you or some other driver have hit a large pothole or other hard bump, you may have knocked the rear end out of alignment.
Wheels need alignment.
If you changed them yourself it is recommended that you get an alignment done or do the alignment yourself. If a shop or mechanic did the work they should have done the alignment themselves.
It is out of alignment or wheel bearing is loose.
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It is in the way you wheel wear. If you go to tyre centre they will be able to tell you if you need an alignment as they can see the way you tyres are wearing.
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If it's independent rear suspension, it's been knocked out of alignment. Yes, rear suspension can be knocked out of alignment.
Depends on when you had your last alignment and the condition of the tires you removed. It they were wearing perfectly even then you may not need an alignment. If you have not had an alignment in the last 36,000 miles you may very well need one. Judgment call on your part based on the evidence.
The CV joint provides power to the wheels. It has nothing to do with alignment.
Because your making right turns going too fast. Your front end may also be out of alignment. If the tires are wearing unevenly take it to a shop for an alignment.
Assuming that one is referring to a front wheel alignment, there are a number of signs that can indicate that this process is required. If the car has driven over 100,000 miles since the last alignment, the front tires are wearing unevenly, the front of the car shakes when driving on a smooth surface, or the car is pulling to one side, a front wheel alignment is probably needed.
Wheel alignment is needed. Tires are not pointing as they should and you are just wearing out tires faster and it does not self correct when rounding a corner. You will notice the difference. Go to a wheel alignment shop...who basically only do wheel alignments.