Park the vehicle on a flat, level surface
Check tire pressure and inflate all tires to the recommended level
Inspect tires for uneven wear, damage, or low tread
Confirm wheel bearings, ball joints, tie rods, and suspension parts are in good condition
Center the steering wheel and lock it in place if possible
Measure the current toe by comparing the front and rear distance between the front tires
Mark the tire tread at the front and rear at axle height
Use a tape measure to compare front and rear measurements on both sides
Adjust toe by turning the tie rods equally on both sides
Recheck measurements after each adjustment
Keep the steering wheel centered while making adjustments
Tighten all adjustment lock nuts after setting toe
Test drive the vehicle on a straight road
Check whether the steering wheel is centered and the vehicle tracks straight
Recheck tire wear and steering feel after driving
Repeat minor adjustments if needed
Use the vehicle service manual for exact alignment specifications
Seek professional alignment equipment for camber and caster adjustments
Stop and get professional service if suspension parts are worn or damaged