lexus300h

Hi All,

I've attached my latest alignment spec sheet. Hopefully someone has an idea why I'm experiencing the problem described below. Ultimately, I'm hoping to get the car aligned in such a way that it will have a more secure, better on-center feel with the steering. Any insight on recommended specs or comments on the current spec would be greatly appreciated.

Problem:
I'm experiencing a problem with my 2013 ES300H. I can't seem to keep the car tracking straight. Since the steering has no defined center point, I find that I constantly have to keep adjusting the steering 1 degree left and 1 degree right to keep the car tracking straight. These 1 degree corrections tend to stick in place and have no motivation to return to center.

Thank you for your time. I look forward to your thoughts.

azipod

You're alignment looks fine and is within spec. However, looking at the #s it looks like your car is sitting a bit lower on the driver's side. Were you or someone in the car when they performed this alignment?

Have you tried rotating your tires? How old/new are your tires? Make sure your tire pressure is adjusted properly on all 4 wheels. I do not think anything is wrong with your alignment.

lexus300h

Hi azipod,

Thanks for the response. As far as I know, nobody was in the car during the alignment and all tires have less than 2K on them and are aired up to 33psi. I'm trying to figure out if this is a problem or just the nature of the car and steering.