What could be a cause of poor returnability in vehicle steering?

Poor returnability in vehicle steering refers to the steering wheel's inability to easily return to the center position after a turn. This can significantly affect vehicle handling and driver comfort.

Tire pressure plays an essential role in the vehicle's overall performance, including steering characteristics. Under-inflated or over-inflated tires can lead to uneven contact with the road surface, reducing the directional stability and causing issues with returnability. When tires are not at the correct pressure, they do not behave as intended, which can hinder the steering system's ability to center itself after making a turn.

Correct tire pressure enhances the vehicle's handling and ensures that the tires work effectively with the steering geometry, allowing the steering wheel to return smoothly to the center after a maneuver. Proper tire maintenance helps to achieve optimal performance and safety on the road, which is crucial for effective steering response.