Align or not?

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Just replaced my tires... 2015 LC 115K mi with stock 18 inch wheels, yoko geolander a/t g015. Tracks straight as an arrow. No drift, pull or steering issues.

On my other vehicles I've always gotten an alignment when I got new tires. Frequently, they dont get it perfect the first time. Is it essential or a good idea to get an alignment done on a LC when replacing tires?
 
Just replaced my tires... 2015 LC 115K mi with stock 18 inch wheels, yoko geolander a/t g015. Tracks straight as an arrow. No drift, pull or steering issues.

On my other vehicles I've always gotten an alignment when I got new tires. Frequently, they dont get it perfect the first time. Is it essential or a good idea to get an alignment done on a LC when replacing tires?
If it’s all stock and you had no unusual wear on the out-going tires, I’d skip an alignment. Certainly not essential. I had to get 3 alignments just for the dealer to get the steering wheel straight, so no guarantee you’d get a good one anyway. I think this is one of those “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” things.
 
I 2nd @Sandroad s experience and advice. If it’s driving well and not chewing-up tires leave it alone. There’s a 50% or higher chance it’ll come out of the alignment worse off.
 
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If it’s all stock and you had no unusual wear on the out-going tires, I’d skip an alignment. Certainly not essential. I had to get 3 alignments just for the dealer to get the steering wheel straight, so no guarantee you’d get a good one anyway. I think this is one of those “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” things.

This is me too. Should’ve left well enough alone. It’s still not right either.
 
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