Why is the left side always wider when reversing into a parking space to the left?

[Drew]

Left side always being wider when reversing into a parking space to the left is due to steering too quickly or driving too fast. Below are the techniques and precautions for left reverse parking: Techniques for left reverse parking: Observe the position of the left rearview mirror and the parking line. Start turning the steering wheel fully to the left when there is still a small distance between the left rearview mirror and the parking line. Use the left rearview mirror to monitor the position of the car body relative to the left corner of the parking space, predicting whether the car body will cross the line. If continuing to reverse with the current steering angle causes the distance between the car body and the corner to become too narrow, adjust by turning the steering wheel back half a turn to widen the distance, then turn fully to the left again. Precautions for left reverse parking: Control the driving speed, using only first gear or reverse gear at idle speed throughout the process. The driving path mainly depends on the speed of steering wheel rotation and driving speed. When reversing, accurately observe the boundary lines and promptly correct the direction to ensure the car enters the parking space straight.