Suspension & Steering (A4)Question 33 of 120
Toe refers to the:
a.Difference in distance between the front and rear of a pair of tires, viewed from above
b.Vertical tilt of the wheel
c.Rearward tilt of the steering axis
d.Height of the vehicle at the fender
Explanation
Toe is the difference between the leading and trailing edges of the tires viewed from above; toe-in means the fronts are closer together. Incorrect toe is the leading cause of rapid, feathered tire wear. It is the most critical alignment angle for tire life and is always adjustable.
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