My wife was stopped behind another car that was turning left. The car behind her was also stopped and had her blinker on, intending to turn left. The car behind *her* didn't stop, so she rear-ended the middle car, which lurched forward and hit our car (Dodge Grand Caravan) in the rear bumper, with slight evidence of contact on the lift-gate. (My wife doesn't remember exactly, but she thinks she had just started to roll forward, since the car in front of her had just made the left turn.)
Driving the car this evening, it seemed to pull *very* slightly to the left. But that could be because I just rotated the tires over the weekend. It was hardly perceptible, but enough that I am concerned. We are leaving on a 500 mile trip in the morning. Should I have the alignment checked before we leave? Or base the alignment on the trip experience and have it done at our destination?
Thanks, Craig