What is the maximum steering angle when the wheels are turned to full lock?
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When turning the steering wheel to full lock, it rotates 540 degrees. The maximum steering angle for the front wheels is approximately 25-30 degrees, while for rear-wheel-drive vehicles it ranges between 30-35 degrees. Below is an introduction to steering wheel-related information: 1. Straight-line driving: When driving straight, both hands should firmly grip the steering wheel, making necessary adjustments based on road conditions to maintain straight-line driving as much as possible. When correcting the steering, both hands must be used with balanced force. 2. Turning: During turns, if making a left turn, the left hand provides the main force while the right hand assists. When straightening the wheel, the right hand provides the main force with left hand assistance. For right turns, the right hand provides the main force with left hand assistance, and vice versa when straightening. During turns, always observe the car's rearview mirrors as they also play an auxiliary role.