Lexus virgin driving expirience and question
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Lexus virgin driving expirience and question
hi all
hope everyone is having a great holiday season
so today was the first time i drove my parents new 14 es 350 for a long enough distance in bad winter weather
i drive a 1st get highlander 4wd so it is very hard for me to make comparison
is it normal for the car to sort of pull to the side in the direction of strong wind at 70-80mph? (new tires, alignment within speck supposedly; also would like some feedback on the camber speck if someone knowledgeable on this wouldn't mind sharing)
is it normal that the steering wheel feels very very very light (compared to my Kluger)
as always THANK YOU heidi
hope everyone is having a great holiday season
so today was the first time i drove my parents new 14 es 350 for a long enough distance in bad winter weather
i drive a 1st get highlander 4wd so it is very hard for me to make comparison
is it normal for the car to sort of pull to the side in the direction of strong wind at 70-80mph? (new tires, alignment within speck supposedly; also would like some feedback on the camber speck if someone knowledgeable on this wouldn't mind sharing)
is it normal that the steering wheel feels very very very light (compared to my Kluger)
as always THANK YOU heidi
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hi all
hope everyone is having a great holiday season
so today was the first time i drove my parents new 14 es 350 for a long enough distance in bad winter weather
i drive a 1st get highlander 4wd so it is very hard for me to make comparison
is it normal for the car to sort of pull to the side in the direction of strong wind at 70-80mph? (new tires, alignment within speck supposedly; also would like some feedback on the camber speck if someone knowledgeable on this wouldn't mind sharing)
is it normal that the steering wheel feels very very very light (compared to my Kluger)
as always THANK YOU heidi
hope everyone is having a great holiday season
so today was the first time i drove my parents new 14 es 350 for a long enough distance in bad winter weather
i drive a 1st get highlander 4wd so it is very hard for me to make comparison
is it normal for the car to sort of pull to the side in the direction of strong wind at 70-80mph? (new tires, alignment within speck supposedly; also would like some feedback on the camber speck if someone knowledgeable on this wouldn't mind sharing)
is it normal that the steering wheel feels very very very light (compared to my Kluger)
as always THANK YOU heidi
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