Why is the steering wheel slightly tilted to the right?
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The reasons for the steering wheel being slightly tilted to the right include: insufficient tire pressure, uneven wear of tire treads, issues with the vehicle's suspension system, power steering problems, vehicle shock absorbers, and wheel alignment problems. Check if there is excessive play in the steering gear, as excessive free play in the steering wheel can cause it to drift automatically. Inspection method: Shake the steering wheel forcefully; there should be no play left or right, and the vertical free travel should not be excessive, with a good surface feel. Check the free play of the steering wheel and all pedals. The entire steering mechanism should be inspected, including: the gear oil in the steering gear, and whether there is a lack of grease in various ball joints, control arms, tie rods, drag links, etc.