When a vehicle makes a turn, the outside wheel must travel in a wider arc than the inside wheel. The alignment angle that controls this is MOST-Likely called:
A)set-back
B)scrub radius
C)turning radius
D)tie-rod

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The turning radius is the alignment angle that controls the difference in the arc distance that the outside and inside wheels must travel when a vehicle makes a turn. This ensures that the vehicle can turn smoothly by allowing the wheels to rotate at different speeds and distances.

When a Vehicle Makes a Turn, the Outside Wheel Must