When a car turns right, the force acting on the tires is greater on the left-side tires due to the shift in weight and centrifugal force. The center of mass of the car moves to the right, causing the left tires to bear more load. Torque plays a significant role in this dynamic, as it affects how forces are distributed across the tires during the turn. Drawing a free-body diagram can help visualize these forces and clarify the effects of acceleration and turning. Understanding these principles is essential for grasping vehicle dynamics during turns.