Why is the right side always wider when reversing into the garage on the right?

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SiennaMarie
07/30/25 2:30am
The reason why the right side is always wider when reversing into the garage on the right is that the steering wheel is turned fully to the left too late. Tips for reversing into the garage: Engage reverse gear, slowly release the clutch pedal, and start reversing the vehicle in a semi-engaged clutch state. After turning the steering wheel fully to the left, observe both side mirrors to adjust the vehicle's position while keeping the clutch semi-engaged, and reverse into the garage. After entering the garage, look at the left rearview mirror and stop when the lower edge of the mirror aligns with the front line of the garage. The reversing process is then completed. Precautions for reversing into the garage: When reversing into the garage, pay attention to the situation behind the car. You can use the assistance of the reversing camera to observe the rear state of the vehicle to avoid scratches during reversing. Additionally, it is important to reduce the speed while reversing.
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