utkinpol

big amount of toe reduces handling sharpness, actually. it is set this way to make car "feel" more stable on a straight line, that`s all. sharpness comes from maxed out negative camber in front, not from toe.

Nugget

Toe goes both ways. You're correct for toe in, but not for toe out.

savyboy

Toe wear is specifically characterized by "feather-edging" of the tread. You can easily feel it as you run your hand across the tire if toe is excessive. Smooth in one direction, grabbed by the edge in the other.

My wear is actually as perfect, across the tread, as I could hope for, thanks to a careful eye on tire pressures and an aggressive, yet not abusive driving style.

And, I did already get a very aggressive street alignment maximizing camber and minimizing toe.

But I do thank you for the suggestion

Edgy01

Actually, another racer was commenting about my car to another guy, and used my tires as an example. "See, this guy actually DRIVES his car. See how the edges are worn?"

Ask my fellow drivers--I'm no wimp when it comes to using tires.

jw1977

I've got 17,500 and I think I have probably around 10k left. I think I'll probably replace them though once my rears are gone in about 5k.