Lenkwirkung
Lenkwirkung, also known as steering effect or steering influence, refers to the ability of a vehicle to respond to the driver's steering inputs. It is a critical aspect of vehicle handling and safety, influencing how a vehicle tracks, corners, and responds to evasive maneuvers. The term encompasses various factors that affect a vehicle's directional stability and control.
Key components of Lenkwirkung include the steering system, suspension geometry, tire characteristics, and the vehicle's overall
Tire characteristics, such as tread pattern, compound, and pressure, also play a significant role in Lenkwirkung.
The vehicle's mass distribution, or weight balance, affects how it responds to steering inputs. A vehicle with
Understanding Lenkwirkung is essential for drivers, as it directly impacts their ability to control the vehicle