Should You Get a Wheel Alignment When Installing New Tires?

Learn why getting a wheel alignment with new tires is essential for even wear, fuel efficiency, and safer driving.

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Video transcript

Yes, getting an alignment with new tires is highly recommended. Proper alignment ensures even tire wear, better fuel efficiency, and optimal vehicle handling. This can prolong the life of your new tires, saving you money and improving safety on the road.

Questions and answers

  1. Why is wheel alignment important after getting new tires?

    Wheel alignment ensures that tires wear evenly, improves fuel efficiency, and maintains optimal vehicle handling, which prolongs tire life and enhances safety.

  2. Can I skip alignment when installing new tires?

    Skipping alignment can lead to uneven tire wear and reduced fuel efficiency, which may cost you more over time and compromise driving safety.

  3. How often should I get a wheel alignment?

    It's recommended to get a wheel alignment every 12,000 miles or whenever you install new tires, notice uneven tire wear, or experience handling issues.