How Do You Correct An Oversteer?
Oversteering is a condition that happens to a car when the center of gravity is affected by the pressure of changing the steering wheel and sometimes in combination with speeding up or slowing down a a vehicle around a turn. Oversteering is often talked about in the context of auto racing but can occur in normal daily driving. Step 1 Understand the cause. The way a car reacts to the force of gravity on a car can cause understeer or oversteer. Moving your steering wheel applies so many pounds of pressure on the front and rear axle of your car. When a less than even amount is applied between the front and back you get problems. When the rear tires are pushing back with less pressure than the front then the rear tires lose traction and this is called oversteer. Step 2 Apply less or more steering. If you are in a typical oversteer situation resulting from turning a corner or making an emergency maneuver, then you need to steer in the opposite direction of the skid. If you are in a power ov
