Definition of toe-out in English:

toe-out

noun ˈtəʊaʊtˈtōout

mass noun

A slight forward divergence of a pair of wheels so that they are closer together behind than in front.
Example sentencesExamples
- To set the correct toe-out, the track rod has to be removed and shortened or lengthened.
- However, if the proper amount of toe-out exists, then the inside tire will generate a larger drag force.
- Wheel alignment specifications will usually provide the measurements for toe-out on turns.
- This is the only car on the market today that comes from the factory with toe-out.
- The position of the steering gear was lowered and the linkage was shortened to give good linear toe-control and minimal toe-out, improving stability.
- The second and more important reason for using toe-out is when the car goes around a corner, as the inside and outside wheels will be travelling in different size arcs.
- So it's clear that toe-out encourages the initiation of a turn, while toe-in discourages it.
- In heavier cars a bit of rear toe-out can induce a bit more oversteer to help the car rotate.
- For example, 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.
- If there is too much toe-out, though this will cause drag, as the tyres will be scrubbing sideways as the car moves forward.

Definition of toe-out in US English:

toe-out

nounˈtōout

A slight forward divergence of a pair of wheels so that they are closer together behind than in front.
Example sentencesExamples
- If there is too much toe-out, though this will cause drag, as the tyres will be scrubbing sideways as the car moves forward.
- The second and more important reason for using toe-out is when the car goes around a corner, as the inside and outside wheels will be travelling in different size arcs.
- This is the only car on the market today that comes from the factory with toe-out.
- Wheel alignment specifications will usually provide the measurements for toe-out on turns.
- So it's clear that toe-out encourages the initiation of a turn, while toe-in discourages it.
- To set the correct toe-out, the track rod has to be removed and shortened or lengthened.
- The position of the steering gear was lowered and the linkage was shortened to give good linear toe-control and minimal toe-out, improving stability.
- In heavier cars a bit of rear toe-out can induce a bit more oversteer to help the car rotate.
- For example, 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.
- However, if the proper amount of toe-out exists, then the inside tire will generate a larger drag force.

单词	toe-out
释义	Definition of toe-out in English: toe-out noun ˈtəʊaʊtˈtōout mass noun A slight forward divergence of a pair of wheels so that they are closer together behind than in front. Example sentencesExamples To set the correct toe-out, the track rod has to be removed and shortened or lengthened. However, if the proper amount of toe-out exists, then the inside tire will generate a larger drag force. Wheel alignment specifications will usually provide the measurements for toe-out on turns. This is the only car on the market today that comes from the factory with toe-out. The position of the steering gear was lowered and the linkage was shortened to give good linear toe-control and minimal toe-out, improving stability. The second and more important reason for using toe-out is when the car goes around a corner, as the inside and outside wheels will be travelling in different size arcs. So it's clear that toe-out encourages the initiation of a turn, while toe-in discourages it. In heavier cars a bit of rear toe-out can induce a bit more oversteer to help the car rotate. For example, 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. If there is too much toe-out, though this will cause drag, as the tyres will be scrubbing sideways as the car moves forward. Definition of toe-out in US English: toe-out nounˈtōout A slight forward divergence of a pair of wheels so that they are closer together behind than in front. Example sentencesExamples If there is too much toe-out, though this will cause drag, as the tyres will be scrubbing sideways as the car moves forward. The second and more important reason for using toe-out is when the car goes around a corner, as the inside and outside wheels will be travelling in different size arcs. This is the only car on the market today that comes from the factory with toe-out. Wheel alignment specifications will usually provide the measurements for toe-out on turns. So it's clear that toe-out encourages the initiation of a turn, while toe-in discourages it. To set the correct toe-out, the track rod has to be removed and shortened or lengthened. The position of the steering gear was lowered and the linkage was shortened to give good linear toe-control and minimal toe-out, improving stability. In heavier cars a bit of rear toe-out can induce a bit more oversteer to help the car rotate. For example, 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. However, if the proper amount of toe-out exists, then the inside tire will generate a larger drag force.
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