Practice question

What is the primary purpose of introducing 'Toe-in' in front wheel alignment for rear-wheel-drive vehicles?

  1. To compensate for the tendency of the wheels to spread apart (toe-out) at high speeds
  2. To reduce body roll during high-speed cornering
  3. To prevent steering wheel kickback on rough roads
  4. To increase the steering effort for better driver feedback

Answer: A — To compensate for the tendency of the wheels to spread apart (toe-out) at high speeds

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