Reason 1: Car Pulls On an Even Surface
If your Jaguar is pulling while you are driving on a smooth flat surface, this is an indicator of possible faulty tires, worn or damaged steering components, or an alignment that is incorrectly set. All of these items will cause your Jaguar to pull and exhibit faster than normal tire wear. Having an alignment performed on your Jaguar ensures all of these items are checked and serviced properly.
Reason 2: Steering Wheel is Offset
If your Jaguar’s steering wheel is off center while driving on a straight flat surface, an improper alignment or worn tires can contribute to this. Driving with the steering wheel off center can cause accelerated tire wear.
Reason 3: Uneven Tire Wear
A poor alignment can create uneven tire wear and the needless costs associated with early tire replacement. A proper alignment will keep tires in good usable condition to allow the most life from the tires. Your Jaguar’s alignment should be checked on an annual basis to ensure maximum tire life, so stop by Autoscope to check your alignment.
