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"Wheel Alignment Birmingham"
[ "Basics of the wheel alignmentWheel alignment is the maintenance of the angles of car tyres in such a way that they remain perpendicular to the road surface and parallel to one another. Such modifications are required to increase tyre life. Proper alignment of your wheel is essential for safe and smooth driving. If your vehicle doesnt have a proper wheel alignment it can lead to accidents. So whether you are a car owner or you are looking forward to buying a new vehicle knowing the basics about the wheel alignment is important.Types of suspension angles:Camber:Camber is the angle in which the wheel is inclined; it is viewed from the front of your vehicle. When the top of the wheel leans away from the middle of the vehicle then camber will be positive, and if it leans towards then the car, camber will be negative. It can cause wear on one side of the tyres tread if the camber is out of adjustment. For example, if the camber is too negative, tyre may wear on the inside of the tread.Caster:In an automotive, one can find the steering wheel to have a tilt in the backward direction concerning the vertical axis. This is known as caster and it is an important aspect of the controllability of the vehicle as it provides the front set of wheels with steady manoeuvrable behaviour. The Caster helps to self-align centrally with the vehicle and is the reason why right after a turn, it is easier for the driver to bring the steering back to the default position as soon as the car is on a straight path again. More the amount of effort required to bring the steering back to the default position after a turn, more it implies a compromise in the wheel alignment.Toe:When the front and the back of the front tyres have the side to side gap in them it is known as a toe. When the gap at the front is near, it is known as toe-in. If the gap at the rear is smaller, it is known as toe-out.Types of wheel alignment:Thrust line:In thrust line wheel alignment Birmingham, the two front wheels are synchronised with each other to ensure that they travel parallel to each other, independent of the speed. Thrust line alignment often determines when the rear axles are positioned incorrectly and then take steps that are required to rectify the alignment.Front-wheel:The front-wheel positioning simply tests and changes the positions of the front axle.Four-wheel:The four-wheel arrangement is the best option for all cars with separate four-wheel suspensions or rear-ends dynamic suspensions" ]