What to Do If the Steering Wheel Is Crooked After Hitting the Curb with Car Tires?
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If the steering wheel is crooked after hitting the curb, it is necessary to go to a repair shop or 4S store for professional repair. Here are the solutions for a crooked steering wheel: 1. The steering system is an important part of car safety. Once there is abnormal noise during steering or the car drifts on a flat road, it should be inspected and repaired in time. Vehicle drift to the right is more complicated. First, check tire pressure, tread pattern, brand, model, and wear level, as most drifts are caused by tire defects. Then perform a four-wheel alignment to adjust the positioning angles. If the above steps are completed, the alignment data is correct, and the car still drifts, consider body correction and trial replacement of the subframe. After each replacement, alignment is required. 2. The standard method to adjust a crooked steering wheel is to perform a four-wheel alignment. First, determine the center position of the steering gear, then adjust the tie rods to ensure the front toe is consistent on both sides to complete the adjustment.