"Truck Alignment Per Axle" refers to the process of aligning the wheels of a truck on each individual axle to ensure optimal performance, safety, and tire longevity. Unlike standard car alignments, which typically involve aligning all four wheels together, aligning a truck per axle involves aligning the wheels on each axle separately.

Here's a brief overview of the importance and process of truck alignment per axle:

Importance:

1. Safety: Proper wheel alignment ensures that the truck maintains stability and control, especially during high-speed maneuvers or in adverse road conditions.
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3. Tire Wear: Correct alignment prevents uneven tire wear, which can extend tire life and reduce operating costs.
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5. Fuel Efficiency: Misaligned wheels can increase rolling resistance, leading to decreased fuel efficiency. Proper alignment helps optimize fuel economy.
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7. Handling: Well-aligned wheels contribute to smoother handling and steering response, enhancing driver comfort and reducing driver fatigue.