Is your car drifting to one side when driving down Fargo streets? Is the problem more noticeable when hitting the brakes and does your steering wheel vibrate? These are all signs of poor wheel alignment and shouldn't be ignored. Here's why it's important to schedule an alignment when these signs are present.
Proper alignment keeps your vehicle tracking straight. It's essential to vehicle safety. When your car is out of alignment, it requires extra effort to steer correctly and can cause driver fatigue. Driving a vehicle that is misaligned adds strain to your vehicle as well and can lead to suspension failure and premature tire wear.
Poor alignment may be most noticeable after an impact such as hitting a curb or being involved in an accident, but it can also occur naturally over time. A front-end alignment ensures all four tires are facing the same direction and moving in sync.