Front-wheel-drive vehicles with strut suspensions typically have a higher SAI angle than rear-wheel-drive vehicles with short-long arm suspension.

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Front-wheel-drive vehicles with strut suspensions often have a higher Steering Axis Inclination (SAI) angle to help with steering effort and stability, whereas rear-wheel-drive vehicles with short-long arm (SLA) suspensions usually have a lower SAI, as their suspension design inherently provides stability and steering precision without the need for a high SAI angle.

Front-Wheel-Drive Vehicles with Strut Suspensions Typically Have a Higher SAI