How to Tell if the Car's Front is Aligned Properly While Driving?

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Here are some techniques to determine if the car's front is aligned properly: 1. Use the wipers and road markings as references, maintaining a fixed distance or angle while driving. If they deviate, it indicates the front is misaligned. Additionally, depending on individual height differences, other parts of the car's front can serve as reference points, such as the roof corners or reinforcement ribs. 2. The most crucial point is to learn to look into the distance, observing distant traffic lights, the rear of the car ahead, lane markings, etc., to see if the car's body is aligned properly. 3. By the time you notice the front is misaligned and try to adjust the steering wheel, it's usually too late. You must detect the tendency of the front to drift early and make adjustments accordingly. The method is to turn the steering wheel, but be careful not to jerk it suddenly, as this can cause the car to shake and potentially lose control.