When you invest in a new set of tires, a myriad of questions may cross your mind, not least of which is: should I get an alignment with new tires? This inquiry isn’t just a fleeting thought; it opens the door to a deeper exploration of tire longevity, performance, and overall vehicle safety. How critical is it to ensure that my tires are properly aligned? Could an alignment, or lack thereof, have ramifications on fuel efficiency and handling? If misalignment leads to uneven wear on my new tires, might I find myself replacing them sooner than expected? Additionally, how do factors such as driving habits, terrain, and vehicle type influence the importance of alignment? Are there signs I should observe that indicate a need for alignment after installing new tires? Delving into these questions reveals layers of complexity related to ensuring your vehicle remains in optimal condition.