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  Camber is the angle at which a vehicle's wheels are tilted in or out, relative to the vertical plane of the car. It is an important aspect of a vehicle's suspension system, as it affects the handling, stability, and tire wear. Camber can be either positive or negative, and each type of camber has its own unique benefits and drawbacks.  In this blog, we'll explore the effects of both positive and negative camber on a vehicle's tires and handling. You will also appreciate why camber wheel alignment is so important.  Positive Camber: What is it and How does it Affect Your Tires? Positive camber is when the top of the tire is tilted out from the center of the car. This type of camber is typically seen in high-performance or racing vehicles, as it provides improved handling and stability during high-speed turns. When a vehicle is cornering, the outside tire is subjected to a higher load than the inside tire. Positive camber helps to distribute this load more evenly across ...

  Introduction Wheel alignment refers to the process of adjusting the angles of the wheels so that they are perpendicular to the ground and parallel to each other. This is important for ensuring the proper handling and control of your vehicle, as well as maximizing the life of your tires.  In this article, we will provide an overview of what 4 wheel alignment is, why it is important, and what you need to know to ensure your vehicle is properly aligned. What is 4 Wheel Alignment? 4 wheel alignment, also known as a full alignment or all-wheel alignment, involves adjusting the angles of all four wheels on a vehicle. This includes adjusting the toe, camber, and caster angles of each wheel.  The toe angle refers to the direction the tires are pointing, and affects how the vehicle handles and drives straight. The camber angle refers to the tilt of the wheels, and affects the handling and stability of the vehicle. The caster angle refers to the angle of the steering axis, and af...