Is It a Big Deal If the Steering Wheel Is Not Straight When Parking?
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Parking with the steering wheel not straightened has significant impacts, including: 1. Uneven tire force distribution, accelerating the aging and deformation of tire sidewalls, leading to air leakage or blowouts; 2. Accelerated aging or deformation of steering mechanism components, causing vehicle deviation and uneven tire wear; 3. Aging of shock-absorbing rubber in the suspension system, resulting in play at the connection points of suspension arms and links—the greater the play, the more severe the suspension system wear. Methods to avoid leaving the steering wheel unstraightened: 1. Observe the steering wheel angle after parking; 2. Judge based on the number of steering wheel turns; 3. Adjust by moving the vehicle forward or backward; 4. Stick your head out the window to observe the tire angle.