Is the toe-in of a car larger at the front or the rear?

[CaydenMarie]

The toe-in of a car is smaller at the front and larger at the rear. Front wheel toe-in: Front wheel toe-in refers to the condition where the distance between the front ends of the two front wheels is smaller than the distance between the rear ends. It can also refer to the angle between the direction of the car's movement and the plane of the front wheels. Viewed from above the car, the two front wheels form a V-shape with the opening facing forward. Function of toe-in: To ensure stable straight-line driving, the steering wheels should have an automatic self-centering effect. That is, when the steering wheels are deflected by an external force (such as hitting a stone), they should immediately return to the straight-line driving position once the external force disappears. This self-centering effect is achieved by the alignment parameters of the steering wheels, and front wheel toe-in is one of these alignment parameters.