What is the problem when the steering wheel is tilted to the right?
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The reasons for the steering wheel tilting to the right: 1. Insufficient tire pressure; 2. Uneven wear of tread patterns; 3. Issues with the suspension system design or damage, deformation, or displacement of the suspension; 4. Deformation or poor performance of related components in the vehicle's suspension system; 5. There is a certain connection between the performance of the shock absorber and the shock absorber spring, as deformation of the shock absorber and reduced elasticity of the shock absorber spring can generally lead to changes in vehicle height. If the steering wheel needs to be tilted to the right to drive straight, this is caused by the lack of adjustment in the chassis tie rods. You can go to a professional auto repair shop or a 4S shop to have the car lifted and adjust the chassis tie rods.