What effect does steering right have on a vehicle's weight?

When a vehicle steers to the right, the weight distribution within the vehicle shifts to the right side. This occurs due to the centrifugal force acting on the vehicle as it corners. When turning, the forces acting on the vehicle cause it to lean to the outside of the turn due to inertia. As a result, more of the vehicle's weight is transferred to the right side, affecting the traction of the right tires and potentially increasing the likelihood of a rollover if the turn is taken too sharply or at a high speed.

The steering movement itself does not affect the vehicle's overall mass, but it changes the distribution of that mass, which can influence handling dynamics and safety during a turn. Understanding these dynamics is essential for effective vehicle control and safe driving practices.