What happens if only one side of the toe is adjusted?
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Adjusting only one side of the toe will cause a slight change in the steering input shaft, but the amount is generally not significant. Relevant information about toe is as follows: 1. Introduction: Front wheel toe-in refers to the inward angle (negative toe). 2. Front wheel camber: Due to front wheel camber, the left and right wheels frequently experience opposing camber thrust forces corresponding to the camber angle, which increases tire wear. To avoid this situation, it is necessary to eliminate this camber thrust. The solution is to install the wheels in a way that the center planes of the two front wheels are not parallel, with the distance between the front edges of the wheels being smaller than that between the rear edges. This is called front wheel toe-in, which appears as an inward angle when viewed along the direction of the vehicle.