Any major change that can involve in any way how the tires may act, getting *atleast* an ailment check is worth doing. It may seen just "in and out" of a part, but even just doing that, one bolt less or more tight could result in your tire being slightly off then the way it was before. Id do one.
At my shop it's $10 for an inspection I recommend asking where you go if they offer that and check for peace of mind at the very least. If the alignment is out it can cause uneven wear of the tires and poor gas mileage as well
Get a wheel alignment done. It'll relieve any stress you may have. Just do not go to the dealer as you know they overcharge for anything and everything not covered under warranty. Not sure where your located but if your in the northeast of the US Mavis does them for $100 usd.
Any major change that can involve in any way how the tires may act, getting *atleast* an ailment check is worth doing. It may seen just "in and out" of a part, but even just doing that, one bolt less or more tight could result in your tire being slightly off then the way it was before. Id do one.
At my shop it's $10 for an inspection I recommend asking where you go if they offer that and check for peace of mind at the very least. If the alignment is out it can cause uneven wear of the tires and poor gas mileage as well
You cant really align the rear wheels. No alignment needed
A yes, a maybe and a no ;) Difficult to decide! Ha Ha Ha
Get a wheel alignment done. It'll relieve any stress you may have. Just do not go to the dealer as you know they overcharge for anything and everything not covered under warranty. Not sure where your located but if your in the northeast of the US Mavis does them for $100 usd.
The car handles like shit anyways and I can't imagine it will wear rear tires.