OK so I took my 19"s off to have them refinished and put my stock wheels back on for a few weeks.. The last week or so with stock wheels I started to notice my car seemed to wander. I wrote it off to just a diff. going from my 19s to the stock wheels... Then I put my 19s back on with new tires all the way around . It got worse. It wanders both ways, no just to the right or left. The car has 140K miles on it but has New shock and springs (tokico and Eibach 10K miles ago) New alignment, New tires, Wheels were trued and only required .50 to balance each with no run out at all, Its not a wheel bearing, absolutely no noise at all. Im thinking either rack bushings or control arm bushings getting worn... What do you guys/gals think By the way the car is a 1995 with 140K miles...

 

I had a similar problem when my rear lower control arm was left loose, though that went from bad to "holy ****, Im about to die".

 

i have the same "wandering" problem with my car, though not till around 70-75 mph. my car is a 97' with only 80k on it, cold northern winter weather must have a harsh impact on suspension bushings??? but im thinking its either the L.C.A. bushings, or steering rack bushings... either way, i plan on switching over to full daizen bushings, all the way around. hopefully this will fix it, if not, then perhaps the steering rack and pinion will need replaced... im hoping its the bushings...