Reasons for Hitting the Left Corner When Reversing into the Right Parking Space

[LeAriel]

Here is a detailed introduction to the reasons for hitting the left corner when reversing into the right parking space: 1. The wheel runs over the right front corner during reversing; There are two reasons for this situation. The first is that the car body is not aligned properly when parking, and the distance between the rear of the car and the parking space is closer than normal. At this time, when performing the reversing operation, the longitudinal distance between the rear of the car and the parking space will become smaller and smaller. The second reason is that although the car body is aligned, the timing of turning the steering wheel is too early, and no timely adjustment is made afterward, which can also cause the problem of hitting the corner. 2. The wheel runs over the left front corner during reversing: The car body is not aligned properly. This results in the rear of the car being farther from the parking space than normal when parking. 3. The rear of the car sweeps the left or right boundary line of the parking space: The rear of the car sweeps the right boundary line of the parking space. The timing of straightening the steering wheel when entering the parking space is slightly late. If the rear of the car sweeps the left boundary line of the parking space, it means the steering wheel was straightened too early when entering the parking space.