Is pressing the right corner during a right-angle turn due to turning the wheel too early or too late?

[LaAaliyah]

Pressing the line during a right-angle turn depends on the situation: 1. Taking a left turn as an example, if you turn the steering wheel too early before entering the right angle, the left wheel will press against the right angle. To avoid pressing the right angle, you must not turn the steering wheel all the way. Wait until the rear wheel passes the right angle before turning the steering wheel all the way. In this case, the right front wheel will definitely press against the right line after the turn; 2. Still taking a left turn as an example, if you are very close to the left line when turning, you must not turn the steering wheel too early. If you turn too early, the car will press against the right angle. If you turn too late, the situation mentioned in the question will occur. Therefore, for a left turn, you should stay closer to the right side; 3. Taking a left turn as an example, if you are not very close to the left line but are driving closer to the right side, turning the steering wheel too late will also cause the right line to be pressed after the turn.