What is the issue when the car steering wheel is tilted to the left?
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The reasons for the car steering wheel tilting to the left are: 1. Incorrect four-wheel alignment data affecting the vehicle or uneven wear of the front tires leading to different grip levels; 2. The steering wheel being misaligned and abnormal tire wear, with symptoms like tire cupping and scalloping caused by incorrect four-wheel alignment data; 3. Possible relative displacement between the steering wheel and the steering column. Although a tilted steering wheel still allows the driver to control the angle and maintain straight-line driving, it requires constant attention to the steering wheel angle. Otherwise, when the steering wheel is in a horizontal position, the vehicle may deviate from a straight path, posing potential safety risks. Additionally, a misaligned steering wheel may cause more noticeable deviation during acceleration, making it harder for the driver to control the vehicle.