Car Wheel Alignment, Car Problems, Wheel Alignment Settings, Car Alignment Problem, Wheel Alignment

General maintenance	Preventive maintenance	Car maintenance
Save on fuel	Improve your engine performance	Replace tyre
Detect a brake problem	Detect a radiator problem	Detect an alignment problem
Detect an engine problem	Car do’s and don’ts	Car Paints

Check tyres for proper inflation. Pressing a tire gauge onto the valve of each wheel and comparing the reading to the recommended pressure printed on the tyre's sidewall can do this.
Add air as needed.
Check for uneven wear in the tread. Drive to a mechanic and ask for the alignment to be checked and adjusted if the tread is worn unevenly.
With a jack, lift the car and place the front end on jack stands.
Hold one front wheel by its top and bottom. Shake the wheel to check for looseness. If loose, take it to a mechanic and ask for wheel bearing service.
Take the car off the jack stands and drive it on a road with little traffic.
Watch out for any drift in the steering. Remove your hands from the wheel momentarily if necessary to check the drift.
If the car drifts or the tyres have uneven wear, it is advisable to take the car to a mechanic for alignment without further examination. While you are having the alignment checked, ask your mechanic to check the ball joints for wear.