DIY Wheel alignment
Doing a DIY wheel alignment can be a game-changer for your ride's handling and tire life. First, make sure your car is on a flat surface and the tires are properly inflated. Start by checking the toe alignment, which is how much the front of the tires point inward or outward. You can use a tape measure to measure the distance between the front edges of the tires and then the rear edges, adjusting the tie rods to get them as close as possible. Next, check the camber by using a camber gauge or a smartphone app designed for this, ensuring the tires are vertical and not leaning too much in or out. Lastly, verify the caster angle, which is a bit trickier and might need professional tools, but you can get a rough idea by observing the steering wheel's return to center after a turn. Remember, while DIY alignment…
