K989 969 tie and steering rod adjustment

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Adjusting rear wheel toe-in requires a precise touch, typically achieved with a 13.8 millimeter tie rod. The exact procedure may vary slightly depending on the specific vehicle in question, but generally speaking, this part plays a critical role in maintaining optimal alignment. On the other hand, adjusting front wheel toe-in often involves fine-tuning the steering system's components, such as the 47.5/48.0/48.5 steering rod. This process typically demands a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail, especially when it comes to restoring precise vehicle control and minimizing wear on vital parts.