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Audi TT Roadster: check all four wheels for precise steering

Steering response starts with more than the front wheels. This TT received suspension tightening, front and rear alignment, tyre road-force checks and steering-angle sensor calibration.

2015 Audi TT Roadster 45
2015 Audi TT Roadster 45
Work record 2026-08-1184,717km · Published 2026-09-18

Vehicle: 2015 Audi TT Roadster 45 · 84,717 km

Findings: front-right and rear-left toe outside the displayed reference ranges

Work: suspension specification check, ride-height tightening, four-wheel alignment and steering-angle calibration

Result: front toe 0.6 / 0.6 mm; rear toe 2.1 / 2.2 mm

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Start with the correct suspension specification

The TT is a compact roadster built around a responsive driving experience. Suspension specification matters when interpreting its alignment readings.

We checked the suspension information in the equipment and used the sports-suspension reference shown on the measurement screens. The initial front toe was 0.2 / 2.2 mm and rear toe 4.8 / 3.7 mm.

Odometer reading: 84,717 km.
Odometer reading: 84,717 km.
Checking the suspension specification before interpreting the measurements.
Checking the suspension specification before interpreting the measurements.

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Let the bushes work from the correct position

The rubber in bonded suspension bushes twists with suspension movement. If it is clamped in a hanging position, lowering the car can add unwanted twist before it even meets a bump.

We included ride-height tightening in the TT’s suspension work, then continued with alignment. The procedure follows the relevant joint design and vehicle ride-height requirements.

Access to the TT’s suspension with the wheel removed.
Access to the TT’s suspension with the wheel removed.
Suspension connections inspected during the work.
Suspension connections inspected during the work.

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Front and rear toe, before and after

The front toe readings finished at 0.6 / 0.6 mm; the rear at 2.1 / 2.2 mm. The rear-left reading had initially been 4.8 mm, outside the screen’s range.

The illustration uses the same exaggeration for both stages. The measurement photographs retain the camber, caster and thrust-angle readings as well.

Before adjustment

Vehicle front ↑Front left0.2mmFront right2.2mmRear left4.8mmRear right3.7mm

Toe readings · mm

After adjustment

Vehicle front ↑Front left0.6mmFront right0.6mmRear left2.1mmRear right2.2mm

Toe readings · mm

Toe direction and differences are exaggerated at the same scale in both views. Green: within the displayed toe range; red: outside. Camber is shown separately in the table.

WheelToe before (mm)After (mm)Camber before (°)After (°)
Front left0.20.6-0.87-1.04
Front right2.20.6-1.28-1.17
Rear left4.82.1-1.47-1.51
Rear right3.72.2-1.25-1.54

Caster L/R: 7.24° / 7.22° → 6.99° / 7.17°. Thrust angle: 0.05° → 0.00°.

Before adjustment
Before adjustment
After adjustment
After adjustment

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Keep tyre force variation separate from alignment

Road-force testing produced recorded readings of 4.0, 3.5, 6.0 and 12.5 kg for tyre assemblies 1–4. The 12.5 kg value is highlighted in red by the equipment.

A tyre-placement screen helps compare the assemblies, but it does not make every tyre satisfactory. Alignment geometry and the tyre’s behaviour under roller load need to be assessed separately.

Recorded assembly RFV values: 4.0 / 3.5 / 6.0 / 12.5 kg.
Recorded assembly RFV values: 4.0 / 3.5 / 6.0 / 12.5 kg.

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Finish with steering-angle calibration

The diagnostic record confirms successful G85 steering-angle sensor calibration. The work therefore covered both the mechanical wheel positions and the sensor’s reference.

When booking, describe whether the concern is steering-centre position, tyre wear or a speed-related vibration. Those details help us choose the right checks for your car.

Diagnostic confirmation: G85 steering-angle sensor calibrated successfully.
Diagnostic confirmation: G85 steering-angle sensor calibrated successfully.

Work in progress

A short excerpt from the workshop recording.

Questions before booking

Why measure the rear wheels on a steering-related visit?

Rear toe also affects how the vehicle tracks. This TT’s rear-left toe was outside the displayed range before adjustment.

Are road-force testing and alignment the same operation?

No. Road-force testing evaluates tyre-and-wheel behaviour under roller load; alignment measures wheel geometry on the vehicle.

Start with all four wheels of your TT

Tell us when the steering feels different, whether it is the steering-wheel position or the feel through a corner. We will check front and rear alignment, tyre condition and whether steering-angle calibration is needed for the work.

We explain the scope and cost after inspecting the vehicle and proceed with your agreement.

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