How Can Beginners Determine the Position of Their Wheels?

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VonPaislee
07/29/25 10:12pm
Here are several methods to determine the position of your wheels: 1. Use the wiper blades to judge the wheel position; by observing the nodes on both sides of the wiper blades, you can determine the position of the wheels, as the nodes' positions correspond to where the wheels will pass while driving. 2. Use the side mirrors to judge the wheel position; by observing the door handles on both sides through the mirrors, the point where the door handles align with the solid line on the ground indicates the position the wheels will pass. If you notice the door handles overlapping with the solid line, it means you're driving over the line. 3. Use the center of the windshield to judge the wheel position. If the solid line on the road aligns with the center of the windshield, this indicates the position where the wheels will pass.
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