How to adjust the steering when the right side is too narrow during right reverse parking?

[AshlynDella]

Then continue reversing into the parking space. Another method is to straighten the wheels slightly earlier than usual and make corresponding steering adjustments. If you notice the right side is too narrow after most of the vehicle has entered the parking space, turn the steering wheel 1/4 turn to the left at this point, and straighten the wheels once the vehicle body is aligned.

[KennedyMarie]

I've been driving for over a decade, and parallel parking in tight right-side spaces is my biggest fear. Once in an old parking lot with super narrow spots, my right rearview mirror was practically scraping the wall. I immediately turned the steering wheel slightly left at a small angle, slowed to a crawl, allowing the rear to shift right and create some space, then quickly straightened the wheels to continue reversing. Avoid sharp turns to prevent scraping. Stay calm during adjustments, keep your eyes glued to the mirrors and right side. Practice in open spaces to learn your car's turning radius, maybe mark a reference point on the mirror for distance judgment. Safety first—move snail-slow in tight spots, scan thoroughly before acting, and you'll save yourself many repair headaches.