How Many Steering Wheel Turns and Steering Angles Are There?
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Since the car model is unknown, let's take a small car as an example. Generally, the total number of steering wheel turns from lock to lock is 3, with 540 degrees to each side. The maximum steering angle of the front wheels is about 60-70 degrees. Therefore, turning the steering wheel half a turn would result in the front wheels turning approximately 20 degrees. Below is some information about the steering wheel: 1. Basic Concept: A wheel-shaped device used to control the direction of cars, ships, airplanes, etc. However, the original designer of the steering wheel could not foresee that, with cars becoming faster today, the steering wheel would become a major cause of driver fatalities in the event of an accident. 2. Origin: The steering wheel initially installed on steam cars by the inventor of the automobile was mounted on a vertical steering column. Its drawbacks were that it was inconvenient for the driver to operate and obstructed visibility.