Planets are seen to have similar magnetic fields even though they vary in strength. A simple comparison will show the relative differences in field strengths. The Earth's magnetic axis is very close to its rotation axis. Similar proximity between the two axes was found for Jupiter, Saturn and Mercury and this was therefore widely held to be a general feature of planetary magnetic fields. Saturn has the best-developed dynamo system and can be used as a standard to measure the systems of other planets.
Every component is in perfect alignment with each other.
The axis of rotation is aligned with the magnetic axis, the geographic equator is aligned with the magnetic equator and the radiation belts are centered on the magnetic field. You may remember that a plasma disc is an important part of the external dynamo that produces Earth's magnetic field. Even though Saturn's system is perfectly aligned, the dynamo is not centered on the planet. Instead it is centered is a few hundred meters from the center of the planet. Saturn ranks only fourth among the planets that have strong magnetic fields.