What Causes the Steering Wheel to Pull to the Right When Letting Go?

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The reasons why the steering wheel pulls to the right when letting go are: 1. The toe-in and camber angles are not within the standard range; 2. The tires are not dynamically balanced; 3. The upper and lower suspension bushings are loose; 4. The steering linkage ball joints are loose; 5. The vehicle chassis is too soft or the tire pressure is insufficient. The function of the steering wheel is to convert the force applied by the driver to the edge of the steering wheel into torque, which is then transmitted to the steering shaft to achieve the purpose of changing the vehicle's direction. Steering wheels are categorized into: single-spoke steering wheels, dual-spoke steering wheels, triple-spoke steering wheels, and quad-spoke steering wheels. Precautions for using the steering wheel include: 1. Do not turn the steering wheel too forcefully or make sudden turns; avoid turning the steering wheel when the vehicle is stationary; 2. When driving on bumpy roads, hold the steering wheel firmly with both hands to prevent loss of control and accidents; 3. Reduce speed when turning; 4. Gradually turn the steering wheel according to the curvature of the bend when entering a curve.