Which of the following components defines steering toe-out on turns?

A) Pitman arm
B) Ackerman geometry
C) drag link
D) steering control arm

Ackerman Geometry

The front-end setup that allows a vehicle to steer so that the tires track freely during a turn. During a turn, the inboard wheel on a steer axle has to track a tighter circle than the outer wheel. Ackerman geometry is also known as toe-out during turns and it allows the inner and outer wheels to turn at different angles so that both wheels can roll through a turn without tire scrubbing.

Toe-out

A wheel alignment term where the front of the wheels are pointed slightly outward, which can affect handling and tire wear.

Steering Control Arm

The forged link that connects a drag link to the steering knuckle. Also known as a steering arm and a control arm.