Is hitting the right line during right-side parking due to steering too early or too late?

[LaTessa]

Hitting the right line during right-side parking is caused by steering too early, but you can correct it by turning the wheel back earlier to straighten the vehicle's arc. Steering too early during right-side parking typically occurs when the lower edge of the rearview mirror reaches the stopping line, and the wheel is turned sharply. However, due to factors like vehicle speed, distance from the side line when stopping, and the speed of steering, it's impossible to perfectly reverse into the parking space every time by turning the wheel at the reference point. Therefore, while reversing, you should also observe the position of the vehicle body and the parking corner through the rearview mirror and adjust the steering accordingly. Check the distance between the right parking corner and the vehicle body. If the distance is slightly less than 30cm, you can turn the wheel back halfway to reduce the reversing arc, thereby increasing the distance between the vehicle body and the right parking corner. Observe through the rearview mirror that the vehicle body is about to touch the corner. At this point, quickly straighten the wheel to allow the vehicle to approach the parking space in a straight-line reverse, thereby increasing the distance between the vehicle body and the right parking corner.