What is the relationship between toe angle and steering wheel centering?

Toe angle directly affects steering wheel centering. Toe refers to the direction the tires point relative to each other when viewed from above. Toe-in means the front of the tires point slightly inward, while toe-out means they point slightly outward. When the toe angle is correctly set, the steering wheel will naturally return to the center position after a turn. If the toe angle is incorrect, the steering wheel may be off-center when driving straight. For example, if the toe is set so that the tires are constantly pulling to one side, the driver will have to hold the steering wheel slightly off-center to maintain a straight course. Adjusting the toe angle is a key step in aligning a vehicle's suspension and ensuring proper steering wheel centering. Incorrect toe can also cause uneven tire wear and affect vehicle handling.