It’s easy to assume a four-wheel drive is closely related to four-wheel alignment—after all, these concepts are known by extremely similar names. Because of that, many drivers think they can’t get the benefits of a four-wheel alignment if their car doesn’t use 4WD. However, this type of alignment is the standard for most vehicles manufactured today, including those with front-wheel and rear-wheel drive. Since you can’t beat the accuracy provided by a four-wheel alignment, this is our recommendation for anyone who owns a vehicle with a fully adjustable suspension.