What to do if the B2 reversing into the garage always hits the middle pole?

[MacColeman]

Hitting the middle pole is because you turn the steering wheel two full turns to the right too early, and the timing of turning the first turn back to the left is incorrect. The method for reversing into the garage is as follows: 1. Clutch: Press the clutch pedal with the front part of your foot, not the middle. Use your heel as a pivot to control the clutch. Generally, when the clutch is fully pressed, the position of your heel is not convenient as a pivot. In this case, you can move your entire foot back to find a suitable pivot. 2. Alignment: Observe the distance between the two rear corners of the car and the two rear poles of the garage. Turn the steering wheel toward the side that is farther away, usually turning half a turn, and quickly straighten the wheel once aligned. 3. Looking back: It's best to turn your head to the middle of the car. Ensure that each time you look back, your head is in the same position to accurately identify any errors. 4. Speed: This is crucial—the slower, the better. You should get the hang of it in about three days. Especially when turning the steering wheel, the clutch may move. Always be mindful of pressing the clutch.