To adjust wheel alignment, you must;
have the vehicle on a level surface,
check alignment with gauges or other suitable equipment,
raise vehicle,
remove ball joint using splitter,
turn track rod end depending on toe in or out,
lower vehicle and check again.
this is a lengthy process, and may need to be repeated several times.
hope this helps
Adjust the tie rod ends, or take it for an alignment
You can't. Have the job done at a wheel alignment shop.
Adjust rear of car then front of car. Adjust in this order: Caster, Camber, Toe.
take it to an alignment shop, very diffucult for you to do it, unless you have a 2 or 4 wheel laser alignment equipment.
front end alignment
Take it to an alignment shop
Nope.
if the the car has never had an alignment, do that first and have the shop check rear wheels for tracking, they can adjust if required
Ah, a trick question! Are you asking how to adjust the tilt feature of the steering column, or is the steering wheel off center when the wheels are pointed straight ahead. If this is the case, you generally don't adjust the steering wheel. You have the wheel alignment checked/adjusted.
To get a more accurate alignment just follow these steps. 1) when an alignment is performed on a vehicle, either with a computer or doing it yourself. (without a computer) Always adjust camber and caster angles first (if possible). Always adjust toe angles last. 2) If doing a 4 wheel alignment always adjust the rear angles first, camber, caster, then toe. Then perform the front end alignment. this will help you perform a better alignment on any vehicle.
Take it back to the alignment shop and they should re-do it for free. If you paid for it, your steering wheel should be straight.
You will have to find the bent or broken part and replace it.