Alignment

As the your car components wear overtime, the wheels on the car doesn't stay centered.

You can tell this generally by having the steering wheel drift in either the loft or right direction. Most likely error is due to front wheel "toe in/out". This will cause uneven wear on the outer edge of the tire (or inner if toe'd out). Or if you run on a flatter tire for awhile, inproper wear.

To fix this issue, you would have to measure the angle offset through a string (diy) or lasers.

DIY

• DIY Wheel Alignment, string method YTB
• Alignment tool purchase, YTB
  • Need angle measurment (on phone)
  • Measuring tape x2
  • Could make your own alignment tool lol
• Alignment tool, without removing wheels, YTB
• DIY Alignment, YTB short

Local Shops

1. Discount Tire, Redmond
   • closed Sundays
   • $90, only front alignment
2. Discount Tire, Bothell
   • $100, front & back alignment
3. Truline, Seattle (recommended by discount tire guy)
   • closed weekends
   • too expensive, $350
   • they said there is a steering sensor?
4. Firestone
   • $120 single alignment
   • $230 lifetime alignment