You're looking at things backward.
The wheel should be centered in the fork or frame, and the brakes adjusted to the wheel. Then as long as the brakes are roughly centered so neither side rubbing when open they're fine. Better centering allows for closer adjustment, but once the adjustment has the lever throw where you want it, more even centering isn't any better.
BTW- Get in the habit of closing the QR with the bike vertical on level ground. This ensures that the wheel is always in the same place, firmly against the tops of the dropouts. If that isn't centered in the fork or frame, see the local dealer and see if they can resolve it. (better bikes will or should be spot on, less expensive bikes aren't built as closely and might not be, but this can be corrected).
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