What adjustment can improve steering response in a vehicle?

Improving steering response in a vehicle can be effectively achieved by correcting toe alignment. Toe alignment refers to the angle at which the tires point relative to the centerline of the vehicle. If the front tires are angled too much inward or outward, it can lead to poor handling and delayed steering responses. By ensuring that the toe angles are set correctly, the tires will align properly during steering movements, allowing for more precise control and improved feedback to the driver.

In contrast, while correcting wheel alignment is important for overall vehicle health and can sometimes involve toe adjustment, it encompasses multiple angles (camber, caster, and toe). Adjusting shock absorber settings primarily affects ride comfort and stability rather than direct steering response. Changing tire pressure is crucial for tire performance and wear but does not specifically address the steering response as effectively as correcting toe alignment does.