What are the four components of front wheel alignment?
1 Answers
Front wheel alignment includes four parameters: caster, kingpin inclination, camber, and toe. Below is a detailed introduction: 1. Caster: The role of caster is to improve the stability of the vehicle during straight-line driving, meaning that when the steering wheel encounters obstacles and deviates during driving, the wheels can automatically return to the correct position. 2. Kingpin inclination: The role of kingpin inclination is to make steering easier and provide an automatic return effect for the wheels. 3. Camber: The role of camber is to enhance the safety of wheel operation and the ease of steering control, while also adapting to arched road surfaces. 4. Toe: The role of toe is to reduce or eliminate the adverse effects of the front wheels spreading outward due to camber during driving.