How does your Porsche feel when you tackle fast corners? Pretty good,
probably - and stable in a straight line, too, no doubt. But what it
feels like a three-wheeler on slick-smooth crossplies? And what if it
also seems to get through tyres - both front and rear - rather more
quickly than you can say Continental Conti-SportContact?
Any car's handling and tyre-wear characteristics depend on a number of
closely related factors (not the least of which is the way the thing is
actually driven), but the fact remains that one of the most important
elements in the equation is also one of the most frequently overlooked,
too.

As road surfaces deteriorate, so your car's suspension takes more of a
pounding. Couple this with a gradual loss of rigidity in the
rubber-based suspension mounting bushes (and each corner of your Porsche
may feature up to a dozen), and it becomes fairly easy to see why a full
alignment check should be a s regular an annual task as a major service
or MOT.
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