Technically speaking the tires do not require alignment. It is the wheels and their axles that are aligned. The reason is that the attachment points for the axles are constantly moving and incur wear. In addition, the axle's supports can be bent by the vehicle hitting a pothole or striking a curb. The resulting misalignment causes the wheels and tires to not track properly (all point in the same direction). This causes the tire to scuff as it travels over the road. This scuffing wears out the tire prematurely and increases the misalignment. So the simple answer as to why wheels/tires should be aligned is to save the tires from being worn out before their time.
In my opinion the new tires go up front. The steering tires need the grip.
if u havnt rotated your tires before that would be your awnser if you never rotate them should be every 2 oil changes then u may need new tires
You might need to get your tires balanced, or you may need some front end work done. Getting your tires balanced is the less expensive of the two though so I would try that first.
A pet would need a PET/CT scan for the same reason a person would which would be looking for potential health risks. It is often used in Veterinary Medicine to diagnose severe health problems seen in animals.
make sure that the latching mechanism is open and not closed.. that's the part that is shaped like a c where the door meets the striker(the nob that sticks out from the car) if its closed it would be like running into a closed door.. when open it should close around it correctly..if not you may need to replace the nob. Not expensive either.
There is no need to have a cars wheels aligned on a regular bases. It is a good idea though to have the alignment checked when installing new tires to prevent excess wear on the tires.
Tires need to be balanced and re-aligned
it may be your tire alignment. your tires may need to be re-aligned. a couple of months ago my car started making a rattling noise when we would go about 70 mph on the highway. we found out are tires needed to be aligned again.
new tires does not mean you don't need alignment. it is always a good idea to have the vehicle aligned after new tires are purchased to avoid premature wear, even if the car shows no sign of mis-alignment.
Possibly your wheels need to be aligned or your tires need to be balanced. REPLACE THE STEERING DAMPER
Normally when your car seems to pull left or right you probably need to take your car to your mechanic to get your tires aligned.
You need new A-arm/s for it. They all go bad in Thunderbirds. Then get your tires rotated and aligned and you'll be good to go.
make sure that the tires are all properly inflated. If they are, then you may need to have the front end aligned.
When your tires have 2/32" tread depth left you need to replace them.
It's a good idea to have your wheels aligned whenever their alignment changes. Your alignment changing depends largely on how you drive your vehicle. Generally, it's probably a good idea to get your tires aligned at the same time as you rotate them. Look at your tires, worn off on the inside or outside of the tread? you need alignment. Worn off in the middle of the tire, too high of tire pressure. Scalloped looking on the edges, you need shocks. If you like to "find" the curb every time you park your car you will need alingnments more often. Dodge holes in the road and stay away from curbs and if the tires look good, don't sweat it.
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A vehicle with 28 tires would need 7 tires.