How to Adjust When the Front of the Car is Crooked During Reverse Parking?
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First, observe whether the left window frame is parallel to the left ground reference line to roughly determine the direction of deviation. If they are parallel, it means the front of the car is already aligned. The principle of adjusting the car body is "steer toward the wider side" and "return the steering wheel by the same amount you turned it." For example, if the left side is wider, turn the steering wheel 90 degrees to the left. When adjusting the car body while exiting the parking spot, it's essential to control the speed. Only by slowing down can you have sufficient reaction time and room for correction. After adjusting the car body, when one of the rear wheels is about to reach the corner of the parking space, you can turn the steering wheel fully to the left or right.