Basic Measurements of Wheel Alignment: Caster, Camber and Toe

[@automotivestudies21]

Think the castor information may be a little misleading, the figures shown are all positive castor (as are all the vehicles I've ever tested). The castor wheel trails behind due to the line of the pivot falling in front of the wheel and positive castor on a car has a similar effect with the top pivot being behind the wheel, allowing the pivot line to hit the road in front of the tyre contact patch.

[@Noel127]

That guy is a pro. You can tell.

[@autoeduc8677]

From 0:48 not sure about most newer cars having negative caster? Thanks Dave great stuff.

[@samg5543]

I'm "positive" he's wrong about that.

[@MrMr123]

How do you adjust camber when there is no adjustment but the alignment machine says it’s off... 14k miles, 2016 Ram Promaster city

[@AlxN52]

Leave it alone

[@6glenn9]

Negative caster????

[@sungbaechang9723]

If this guy made an imaginary steering axis for tool wheel, he would notice why he made a mistake about positive and negative caster.

[@Billy97ify]

There is nothing here about how caster is measured, or anything else.

[@rockiemountin7535]

How about camel toe,my mechanic said my car has a nice camel toe in it and I told him it must because it gives a great ride and he just laughed, I don’t know

[@ralcng]

please keep it yourself. you made me confuse

[@richardwallinger1683]

so missleading .. neg caster .. obviously he hasnt a clue .