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toe-in

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun toe-in has 1 sense
  1. toe-in - the alignment of the front wheels of a motor vehicle closer together at the front than at the back
    --1 is a kind of
    alignment

Definitions from the Web

Toe-In

Description:

Toe-in is a term used in automotive engineering to refer to the alignment of a vehicle's front wheels so that the front edges of the tires are slightly closer together than the rear edges. This intentional misalignment helps to improve the stability, steering response, and tire wear of the vehicle.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: "The toe-in of the car affects its handling."
  • Verb: "The mechanic needs to toe-in the front wheels."

Senses and Usages:

  1. Automotive Engineering: The alignment of the front wheels to improve vehicle stability.
    • "The toe-in setting should be checked and adjusted regularly."
  2. Surfing: The angle at which a surfboard's fins are angled towards the centerline.
    • "Adjusting the toe-in of the surfboard can enhance maneuverability."

Sample Sentences:

  • The toe-in of my car was slightly off, causing uneven tire wear.
  • The mechanic recommended increasing the toe-in for better handling during cornering.
  • Surfers often experiment with different toe-in angles to find their preferred riding style.
  • Make sure to consult a professional to properly adjust the toe-in of your vehicle.

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