Although oversteer and understeer each have different effects on a vehicle's steering, they can both be devastating for a motorist who depends on accurate steering. Interestingly, the simplest way of preventing either of them is the same. Drive more slowly when it comes time for you to turn a corner.
Furthermore, they are both often caused by a driver accelerating into a sharp corner or braking into one. Lamarque Ford knows just how negatively oversteer and understeer can affect the experience of driving through Kenner, LA, we want our precious drivers to know the basics of both.
During understeer, you will notice a distinct loss interaction if you pay attention to the front wheels. During oversteer, you will notice the same loss of traction in the rear wheels instead. The former has a greater likelihood of happening to front-wheel drive vehicles, while the latter has a greater likelihood of happening to rear-wheel-drive vehicles.