Definition:
The difference between the front and rear edges of tires mounted on an axle. Toe-in means the front edges are closer together than the rear edges and tires point inward. Toe-out means the front edges are farther apart than the rear edges and the tires point outward.
Related Resources:
Related Terms
• Alignment
• Aspect ratio
• Camber
• Caster
Wheel Alignment
What is a wheel alignment and how does it effect your vehicle?
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