Car pulls slightly to the right
Noticed My 07 is350 pulls slightly to the right now, noticed it about a week ago, checked my tire pressure and everything is good. Only thing left is to get an alignment? I don't remember hitting any potholes or anything. I did switch from my winter to my summer tires and I got two new tires up front. And my older super sports in the back
There is not any adjustment that can be made during the alignment that would correct a pull, because there is no caster or camber adjustment on your car... If the pull didn't occur until you put new tires on the front, you probably have a radial pull associated with one of the tires. You can cross the 2 front tires, if the pull goes away or changes to the left then its tire related.
^Incorrect, because my pull to the right was corrected with a change to the alignment of the front cross member. Of course I had to F this up when I installed my RR Racing USRS units. Still have yet to go get another alignment. Grrrr!
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How can it be a tire issue though? I'm running the stock 17s with stock sizes 225/45 front continental extreme contacts dw. Can it because I have slightly older super sports in back and the continentals up front are brand new? Didn't feel the pull when first got them installed 4 weeks ago, only noticed it about a week
Did you end up taking your car in for the alignment? Mine is pulling to the right as well. They've adjusted the toe twice and mentioned that I should go back in July (took it at the end of May) to see how much off it is by then.
No not yet i have a oil change soon so was planning to wait and see if the dealer can see what the issue is but I might take it in for the alignment before then because the pull isn't that bad but it's starting to **** me off to be honest.. If I don't think about it to much I barely notice is but when I'm driving and I realize it, it just bothers me knowing I'm not doing anything about it right away, busy week for me so I hope I can bring it in this week. I'll keep u guys posted






