Under what condition would alignment be rejected?

Alignment would be rejected if caster, camber, or toe is too far out because these angles are critical for proper wheel alignment. The caster angle affects the steering stability and cornering ability of the vehicle, the camber angle influences tire wear and handling, and the toe setting impacts tire scrub and overall handling. When any of these angles fall outside of manufacturer specifications, it can lead to uneven tire wear, poor handling characteristics, and safety issues, making it necessary to reject the alignment until these conditions are corrected.

While a loose steering wheel, worn tires, or ineffective brakes can indicate other mechanical issues that require attention, they are not direct measures of misalignment. Therefore, an improper alignment specifically pertains to the measurements of caster, camber, or toe, emphasizing their importance in maintaining vehicle control and safety.