What is the reason for the Jetta steering wheel being too light?

[DaniellaLynn]

The reason for the Jetta steering wheel being too light is that after driving a certain mileage, the original wheel dynamic balance lead weights are lost, the wheel hub is deformed, and when driving at high speed, the front of the car shakes and the steering wheel vibrates. Correct hand position for steering: Turning the steering wheel one full turn is 360 degrees, and turning a quarter turn is 90 degrees. In fact, you can think of the steering wheel as a clock. The correct hand position is to place the left hand near the 9 o'clock position and the right hand near the 3 o'clock position. If you want to turn the wheel one full turn plus 90 degrees, turn the steering wheel one full turn and then an additional quarter turn. Steering techniques: When beginners practice steering, there is no need to worry about how many degrees the steering wheel is turned. Just follow the principle of "turn as much as you need to return, turn less and return less, turn slowly and return slowly, turn more and return more, turn quickly and return quickly." As for how much to turn, this can be judged by the steering wheel markings or by directly observing the direction of the car's front and body to make adjustments.