Can the steering wheel tie rod be adjusted on one side only?

[DePaisley]

Both sides of the steering wheel tie rod need to be adjusted, with one side loosened and the other side tightened. The method for adjusting the steering wheel is as follows: 1. Adjust the tie rod, referring to "screwing in" and "screwing out" relative to the "tie rod base." 2. Adjustment of the left front wheel tie rod: turn the steering wheel fully to the right, loosen the tie rod fastening nut (preferably using a large adjustable wrench for better leverage). 3. Make your own marks on the tie rod and tie rod base to track the adjustment angle (number of turns). Precautions are as follows: 1. Do not adjust too much at once. It may not be perfect on the first try; test drive on a straight road and make several fine adjustments. 2. After completion, apply force to the fastening nut. Finally, recheck if there is any deviation in the toe-in. If you are not confident, do not attempt to adjust it yourself. Improper adjustment with a significant difference in toe-in value can lead to uneven tire wear and misaligned steering. It is recommended to take it to a professional mechanic for adjustment or inspection.