How Much to Turn the Steering Wheel When Driving Around a Corner?

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DeBrandon
07/30/25 8:04am
How much to turn the steering wheel when driving around a corner should be analyzed based on different actual situations. Normally, a right-angle turn requires turning the steering wheel two and a half times, while an ordinary turn requires about one full turn. If one full turn is not enough to complete the turn, you may need to turn the steering wheel a bit more to compensate for the angle. Precautions when turning: 1. The speed must be slow when turning. If the speed is too fast, there will be no room to adjust the direction, which may result in a tailspin or drift in mild cases, or an accident in severe cases; 2. For sharp turns, try to turn the steering wheel to its maximum limit and then gradually straighten it after completing the turn. For wide turns, simply turn the steering wheel slowly.
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