The answer is no, you absolutely don’t have to do anything like that. Back in the day, steering stabilizer replacement used to be quite a difficult operation and might require re-adjustment and fine-tuning. But, modern-day vehicles are much user-friendly in this regard. However, alignment is still an important part of maintenance, and if you haven’t done it for a while, or if you installed new control arms or shocks, it will be a good idea to have it all checked.