Is the steering wheel of a new car slightly biased to the right when it leaves the factory?

[SanKevin]

No. Reasons for the steering wheel being biased to the right: If the vehicle only slightly drifts to the right: Considering road design factors, it is actually difficult to notice with the naked eye. In fact, on flat ordinary roads, the center is higher than the sides to reduce water accumulation during rain. However, if the car's direction drifts severely: Then the owner needs to be alert. First, check the tire pressure. If the tire pressure on both sides is unbalanced, the car will naturally drift to the side with lower pressure when driving on flat roads. Additionally, the vehicle should have its tire positions rotated regularly: Because the wear on the drive wheels will be greater than on the other wheels, and neglecting this can also cause the car to drift. Furthermore, inconsistent tread wear on both sides of the tires can also lead to the car drifting.