R50/53 My car is veering to the right.
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My car is veering to the right.
Last night I decided to fill up my tires with air. With my cheap portable "accugauge" I bought at Pep Boys, I decided to make the PSI was level with all the tires (35 PSI). When I was driving home, I noticed that my car would start veering to the right. Now, I'm not sure if I just didn't notice this from the beginning, or if it just started happening after I filled my tires with air. I pulled over to check if the PSI on all tires are equal and it turns out they are.
What might be the culprit to my problem? If it helps I'm running the Pirelli Euphoria Run Flats and the R90 wheels installed at the dealership.
What might be the culprit to my problem? If it helps I'm running the Pirelli Euphoria Run Flats and the R90 wheels installed at the dealership.
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Originally Posted by trackster
It is possible that the alignment was wrong from the start. I would take it in and explain what the problem is as soon as is convinient
John
John
^^^ +1
your car might be just following the crown of the road though. it is not unusual for the steering wheel to be cocked slightly towards 11 o'clock
on US roads.
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Most pulls are tires. An alignment on these cars in stock form will not help a pull. But be mindful also of other factors, such as direction of wind{side wind} and the crown of the road {sloped so water will run off }.
I agree you should take it to the dealer & let them diagnoise the pull.
I agree you should take it to the dealer & let them diagnoise the pull.
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