How Can Drivers Determine the Position of the Wheels?

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Drivers can determine the position of the wheels using the following methods: 1. Utilize the nodes of the vehicle's wipers to judge the wheel position: Observe the nodes of the wipers in front of the seat. When the nodes of the wipers align with the center line of the road, it indicates that the vehicle has crossed the line. Alternatively, the area about 20 to 25 centimeters to one side of the windshield can be considered as the position of the tires. 2. Use the vehicle's steering wheel to determine the wheel position: The rightmost part of the steering wheel can help judge the position of the right wheel, while the leftmost part of the steering wheel, extended forward in a straight line, represents the position of the left wheel. 3. Use the emergency hazard light button in the vehicle to determine the wheel position: Since the design of vehicle switches is usually centered on the dashboard, the extension line of the hazard light switch position can be used to judge the wheel position while driving.