What exactly does alignment do for you?
When the wheels of your car are correctly aligned, they will roll smoothly, eliminate the dangers of dragging or slipping, and reduce steering effort. This affords you better steering control and stability, as well as greater driving safety.

Properly aligned wheels also ensure that your tyres’ wear evenly. So less strain is placed on the suspension of your car.

Alignment- The facts
These days, most cars come equipped with modern suspension, steering and drive train design. All there to ensure your alignment maintains and provides a high level of performance. Many vehicles are also equipped with independent rear suspension that requires a regular alignment check. A misaligned rear suspension may also affect the front tyres.

The most important thing you need to know about alignments.

When discussing tyre alignement, the two most commonly used terms are camber and toe. These two subjects have the greatest effect on tyre wear than any other.

Improper toe-in or toe-out of the wheels causes excessive tread wear. They also create feathered edges on the ribs of your tyres.

While improper camber cases wear and tear on only one side of tyres.