The wheel alignment of your car is the most important part which helps you to keep your car in good condition for driving safely and happily.

But these parts are mostly overlooked by the car owners that may lead to severe damages in your car in future.

As a result, you can experience the different symptoms and signs of poor wheel alignment and unaware about the way to fix it.

The below points provide the most common signs of the wheel alignment in your car and the way to recognize it.

Depending on the crown of the road, a small amount of discrepancy allowed the steering wheel to shift either centered or straight.

If the wheel of your car is uncentered for more than a few degrees in either direction, then it's the time of alignment performance.

As a result, the steering wheel of your car get uncentered. You need to improve the overall driveability of your car.

Car pulling to either of the sides is the most easily noticed issue while driving straight down a level road.

The reason behind is the roads have some degree of crowning that causes a slight pull to one of the sides.

When you find that your car pulls to one side or another side of the road, check or balance the wheel alignment for improving the overall drivability.

Generally the tire wear can indicate the current condition of the car such as tire pressure, alignment problems, and suspension condition.

If the wear is only appeared inside or outside edge of the tire can indicate a problem with the camber adjustment.

Featuring or scalloping of tire indicate a problem with the toe adjustment and noticed by a mechanic while performing a tire rotation.

If the steering of your car feels a little bit unstable or loose, then the possible causes behind is the poor wheel alignment.

It is generally felt as wandering across the road when driving or your car may feel very loose and sloppy around corners.

If you have any of these symptoms in your car, then you need to check the wheel alignment and corrected if necessary.

After completing a turn, if the steering wheel of your car doesn't return naturally to the center, then it is an indication of poor wheel alignment.

In this cases, you need to keep your hands on the wheel to achieve this quickly and keep control of the car when you attempt to move it back to center.

If these signs arise in your car, it's better to check the alignment of your car and if necessary then perform a full alignment.