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Definition of toe-in in English: toe-innoun ˈtəʊɪnˈtoʊˌɪn mass nounA slight forward convergence of a pair of wheels so that they are closer together in front than behind. Example sentencesExamples - Only this bike offers adjustability for toe-in in its road brakes via concave/convex washers.
- Steer axle toe-out will cause excessive wear on the inside of both tires while toe-in will cause wear on the outside shoulders of the tires.
- My toe-in was knocked out of line and I suffered from massive understeer in left turns.
- The wider 1452 mm rear track has allowed the manufacturer to fit a wider and stiffer twist-beam layout which offers increased toe-in stability and heightened camber stiffness during cornering.
- The manufacturer says it stuck with the solid rear axle because ‘it is robust, maintains constant track, toe-in and camber relative to the road surface, and it keeps bodyroll well under control.’
Definition of toe-in in US English: toe-innounˈtoʊˌɪnˈtōˌin A slight forward convergence of a pair of wheels so that they are closer together in front than behind. Example sentencesExamples - The wider 1452 mm rear track has allowed the manufacturer to fit a wider and stiffer twist-beam layout which offers increased toe-in stability and heightened camber stiffness during cornering.
- The manufacturer says it stuck with the solid rear axle because ‘it is robust, maintains constant track, toe-in and camber relative to the road surface, and it keeps bodyroll well under control.’
- Steer axle toe-out will cause excessive wear on the inside of both tires while toe-in will cause wear on the outside shoulders of the tires.
- Only this bike offers adjustability for toe-in in its road brakes via concave/convex washers.
- My toe-in was knocked out of line and I suffered from massive understeer in left turns.
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