A good friend, Lloyd Young, who is a very knowledgeable antique car mechanic, gave me this tip to accurately measure the toe-in of any car, but for us, specifically, our Model T Fords. Toe-in, or positive toe, refers to the front axle and is defined as the front of the tires being closer together than the rear of the tires. Toe-out, or negative toe, is when the rear of the tires are closer together than the front of the tires. Zero toe is when the tires are parallel to each other. The “toe” on our Model T's should be from one sixteenth (1/16”) to three sixteenths (3/16”) of an inch, positive. That is pretty tight and most tape measures pressed against the tire or rim aren't that accurate. If the clinch rim isn’t drawn fully in the slot or
