All Wheel Auto, Truck & RV Repair

06/19/2026

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Are you looking for an auto shop in or around Redding? Come to All Wheel Auto, Truck & RV Repair for trustworthy and honest service! Call us at 530-241-1010.

03/02/2026

12/23/2025

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* Suspension/Steering
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11/24/2025

the fundamental geometric dimensions that govern how your car's tires meet the road: Camber, Toe, and Caster. Collectively known as Wheel Alignment, these angles are the single most critical factor determining your vehicle's stability, steering responsiveness, and tire lifespan. If any of these angles are off, you risk erratic handling and extreme tire wear.
​1. Camber Angle: The Side Tilt of the Wheel
​Camber refers to the inward or outward tilt of the wheel when viewed from the front:
​Negative Camber: The top of the wheel tilts inward toward the car body. This is often used to maximize cornering grip in performance vehicles but can lead to increased wear on the inner edge of the tire.
​Positive Camber: The top of the wheel tilts outward away from the car body. This is less common in modern vehicles and tends to increase outer tire edge wear.
​2. Toe Angle: The Parallelism of the Wheels
​Toe describes whether the front edges of the wheels are closer together or farther apart when viewed from above:
​Toe In: The front of the wheels points slightly toward each other. This generally promotes straight-line stability and reduces excessive steering sensitivity.
​Toe Out: The front of the wheels points slightly away from each other. This can improve turn-in response but may lead to high-speed instability. Incorrect Toe settings are the number one cause of rapid, feather-edge tire wear.
​3. Caster Angle: The Fore/Aft Tilt of the Steering Axis
​Caster refers to the forward or backward tilt of the steering axis (the imaginary line the wheel pivots on) when viewed from the side:
​Positive Caster: The top of the steering axis is tilted towards the rear of the car. This is the preferred angle in most cars because it:
​Increases high-speed stability.
​Helps the wheels automatically return to the straight-ahead position after turning (similar to shopping cart wheels).
​Negative Caster: The top of the steering axis is tilted towards the front of the car. This makes the steering feel light but severely compromises stability and self-centering action.
​When Do You Need an Alignment?
​You should have your alignment checked after any suspension or steering system repair, or if you notice any of the following signs:
​The car pulls or drifts to one side when driving on a straight, level road.
​Uneven or excessively fast tire wear.
​The steering wheel is not straight when the vehicle is driving straight.

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11/23/2025

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11/21/2025

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11/21/2025

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11/18/2025

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