You can have staggered alignment of wheels in vehicles. In fact, some high-performance vehicles come with staggered alignment from the factory. Staggered alignment means that the front and rear wheels are not aligned in the same way. The front wheels may be closer together than the rear wheels, or vice versa. This can be done to improve handling and stability.
However, there are some potential drawbacks to staggered alignment. It can make the vehicle more difficult to control at high speeds, and it can also cause uneven tire wear. For these reasons, staggered alignment is not recommended for most vehicles.
