Wheel Alignment Calculator
Calculate wheel alignment angles and adjustments for your vehicle. Determine optimal toe, camber, and caster settings for improved handling, tire wear, and vehicle performance.
Step 1: Current Alignment Measurements
Understanding Alignment Angles
Toe refers to the direction the tires point relative to the vehicle centerline. Camber is the vertical tilt of the tire. Caster affects steering stability and return-to-center.
Step 2: Desired Alignment Settings
About Alignment Types
Standard alignment follows factory specifications. Performance alignment increases negative camber for better cornering. Comfort settings reduce toe for improved straight-line stability.
Alignment Analysis Results
Overall Alignment Status
Alignment Type Comparison
| Alignment Type | Toe (deg) | Camber (deg) | Caster (deg) | Best For |
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Alignment Impact Analysis
Alignment Effects on Vehicle
Toe Effects: Steering response and tire wear
Camber Effects: Cornering grip and tire contact patch
Caster Effects: Steering stability and return-to-center
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