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The front wheels.
The steering wheels of a car — that is, the wheels that guide its direction and make the vehicle turn left and right — are usually the front wheels. However, nowadays there are many vehicles with four-wheel steering, meaning all the wheels would act to guide the direction.
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The front wheels.
None, the steering is in the gearbox.
The rear wheels.
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