What happens if you turn the steering wheel too early in the first step of reverse parking?

[LeElizabeth]

There is a risk of the wheels crossing the line. The following are specific operation methods: 1. Adjust the car body: Turn the steering wheel one and a half more turns, keep observing the car body as it moves backward, and when the right front door handle enters the garage, turn the steering wheel to the right again. Then, according to the angle of the car body, turn the steering wheel half a turn or a full turn to the right to straighten the car body. 2. Avoid crossing the line: The direction should be turned towards the side where the wheel is far from the edge line. While adjusting the car body, this can also prevent the other wheel from crossing the line. Do not wait until the car body is straightened to turn the steering wheel back; it must be turned back in advance, otherwise the car body will tilt to the other side again. After entering the garage, follow the principle of fine-tuning. The most feared thing in reverse parking is turning the steering wheel too sharply. 3. Observe the rearview mirror: Follow the principle of frequently checking the rearview mirror. The most difficult part of curved driving is not crossing the line. Only by constantly observing the distance between the wheels and the edge line from the rearview mirror can you find the right time to turn the steering wheel. Turning the steering wheel should be decisive and precise, without hesitation. Once the right point is found, the steering wheel should be turned in one step. The driving speed should be slow. Even if you can't find the point or miss it, you can slowly adjust back.