So I was driving down a bit of a hill on a road covered in ice and my bald *** front tires didn't like having to turn slightly to the left so I hit the curb with my right front wheel and bounced off into the road and kept driving.

Fortunately there is no visible damage whatsoever even when I took of the wheel everything still seems as it was before.

Unfortunately my cars steering is fucked and in order for me to go straight the steering wheel must be turned almost 90 degrees to the side and every bit of snow/ice I hit sends me suddenly and sharply left or right about 2 feet.

I am going to take it to a shop tomorrow to get an alignment.

Anyone with any ideas or suggestions as to how I can fix this problem myself or what exactly I may have done please post.

 

Turns out I have a bent rear crossmember. But the guy adjusted my toe and now I can hardly tell there is a problem with the steering.

Anyone with a rear crossmember for sale please pm me.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ExcessiveCRX &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Turns out I have a bent rear crossmember. But the guy adjusted my toe and now I can hardly tell there is a problem with the steering.

Anyone with a rear crossmember for sale please pm me.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Post a WTB ad in the classifieds, or try your local junkyard/dismantler.