Is it harmful to the car if the front wheels are not straightened when parking?
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Parking with the front wheels not straightened is harmful to the car, and the harms are: 1. It can damage the steering system, as the steering linkage cannot return to its original position and remains under stress, which accelerates aging over time; 2. It harms the suspension system, as the suspension system tilts in the direction the vehicle is turned, causing the soft-supporting rubber pads and rubber sleeves to constantly bear stress and wear out faster; 3. It accelerates wheel wear, as not straightening the wheels causes the sidewalls of the tires to bear greater stress and deform, speeding up wear on the tire sidewalls. The correct parking sequence: 1. Turn on the right or left turn signal; 2. Lightly press the brake to reduce speed, observe the right-side mirror, and drive to the right; 3. When the speed is low, press the clutch pedal, and pay attention to the surrounding distance when parking; 4. Once the car is completely stopped, shift to neutral, turn off the turn signal, engage the handbrake, and turn off the engine.