Incorrect Wheel Alignment Angles

If you want to detect an incorrect steering wheel alignment angle relationship while driving, first ensure that both front wheels have the same type of tire, the same tread depth, and the specified pressure.

Are the steering wheel spokes symmetrical when driving straight? A crooked steering wheel position is often a sign of incorrect toe adjustment.

Unstable straight-line driving; this is especially noticeable on snowy or icy roads.

Does the vehicle pull to one side on a completely level road with the steering wheel released?
Does the steering wheel return to the straight-ahead position on its own after turns?
Look at the front wheels from a distance of five to ten meters – are they symmetrical relative to each other in the straight-ahead position?
Has one-sided tire wear occurred? With aggressive driving, however, it is not unusual for the outer edges of the tires to wear more than the inner edges.

A dented wheel indicates a hard impact with a curb, which can easily throw off the steering wheel alignment angles.