How Many Turns Can the Steering Wheel Make?

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ReidFitz
07/29/25 12:46pm
The steering wheel can generally make two to two and a half turns, and when the large part is facing upwards, it indicates that the steering is centered. The correct way to hold and turn the steering wheel: 1. Alternate hands when turning: Hold the steering wheel at the 9 o'clock position with your left hand and at the 3 o'clock position with your right hand. When holding the steering wheel, both thumbs should be on the outer edge of the wheel, not gripping it from the inside. When turning the wheel, alternate hands. 2. 9:15 position: Except when shifting gears, always hold the steering wheel in the "9:15" position. Only in this way can you achieve the most accurate and quickest steering and centering actions. Developing good habits in daily driving ensures the fastest and most correct actions in emergencies.
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