Most vehicles use hydraulic power steering which requires power steering fluid to turn the wheel. For starters, you should regularly check your power steering fluid level. If you are unsure where the ...

Firmly gripping the wheel. Just turn the wheel back and forth. It may help loosen it up and return control to you. Using the power steering pump. You could try forcing the fluid into the system, which ...

At larger steering wheel angles above roughly 270 degrees from center, the rear wheels steered as much as 5.3 degrees out-of-phase with the fronts, tightening the turning circle about 10 percent.

My turn at the wheel took place in snowy Sweden. The snow and the ice are perfect places to test out those electronic smarts and sensors that Volvo baked into the new EX30.

The unicycle, defined by Webster as "any of various vehicles that have a single wheel and are propelled usually by pedals or applied draft," has not yet been motorized, nor has it appeared in great ...