Why does the steering wheel tilt to the left?

[Rebecca]

The steering wheel tilting to the left is mainly due to: 1. It is related to the working performance of the shock absorber and the shock absorber spring. The deformation of the shock absorber and the reduction in the elasticity of the shock absorber spring can both cause changes in the vehicle height. 2. The deformation of the stabilizer bar and its small tie rod can also cause the phenomenon of one side of the vehicle being higher than the other. Extended content: The main solutions for steering wheel deflection are: 1. Turn the vehicle's steering wheel all the way to the right to expose the rear of the left front wheel. 2. First, loosen the fastening nut with a wrench, then rotate the left tie rod clockwise (clockwise rotation refers to the position of the tie rod relative to the tie rod base). 3. Then, repeat the previous steps by turning the steering wheel all the way to the left to expose the rear of the right front wheel. 4. Similarly, loosen the fastening nut and rotate the right tie rod counterclockwise.