What Does All-Wheel Steering System Mean?
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All-wheel steering system, also known as four-wheel steering system, is a technology used to improve vehicle handling performance and stability. During steering, both the front and rear wheels will pivot. Here is additional information: 1. The rear-wheel steering function can be turned off in special circumstances: In certain special applications, some vehicle models can choose to turn off the rear-wheel steering function or allow the rear wheels to steer independently of the front wheels. 2. The angle and direction of rear-wheel steering vary depending on driving speed: At low speeds, the front and rear wheels steer in opposite directions to improve maneuverability, reduce the turning radius, and enhance handling during braking. At high speeds, the front and rear wheels steer in the same direction to improve stability and comfort during high-speed lane changes. The specific operation is controlled by a computer.