Why is the right side always too narrow or out of line when reversing into the right parking space?

[GenesisLee]

The reasons and solutions for the right side always being too narrow or out of line when reversing into the right parking space are as follows: Turning the steering wheel too early: After starting to reverse into the parking space, turning the steering wheel for the first time too early will result in the left side being too wide and the right side too narrow; next time when practicing reversing into the parking space, turn the steering wheel a bit later at the original point. Solutions: Control the driving speed by using first gear or reverse gear idle speed throughout the process, maintaining the same speed as when starting. Control the timing of steering by observing carefully during the reversing process, mastering the key points of steering and turning at the right time. Control the driving route during the test, as the car's route mainly depends on the speed of turning the steering wheel and the driving speed. When reversing, aim accurately at the side lines and correct the direction in time to keep the car straight when entering the parking space.