How to Calculate the Steering Wheel and Wheel Turning Angle?
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The steering wheel typically rotates 540-630 degrees from the center position to one side, corresponding to a wheel turn of approximately 40-42 degrees. For every 13-16 degrees of steering wheel rotation, the wheel turns by 1 degree. One full rotation of the steering wheel results in about 25 degrees of wheel turn. When the car's steering tires and the body are perfectly aligned in a straight line, the steering wheel is at 360°, while the steering tires are at 45° because the steering tires can only turn up to 45° to either side. Steering wheel techniques: For a left turn, first activate the left turn signal, use your left hand to turn the steering wheel to the left while your right hand assists in pushing it leftward. After completing the turn, use your right hand to turn the steering wheel back to the right to straighten the vehicle's direction. For a right turn, first activate the right turn signal, use your right hand to turn the steering wheel to the right while your left hand assists in pushing it rightward. After completing the turn, use your left hand to turn the steering wheel back to the left to straighten the vehicle's direction. The key to handling continuous curves is to reduce speed. Before entering a curve, you can lean slightly to the right; if turning right, you can lean slightly to the left. The exact number of steering wheel rotations depends on the actual situation.
