i drive an accord and when i hit like 65 and try to hit legt and right it seems like my tires are flat and i check the pressure and its all good any1 knows wat that could be?

 

huh?

what exactly are you asking?
maybe try to be more descriptive in your title and post...

 

well when u drive u go left right left it feels like u have a flat tire but its not flat u know wat that could be

 

so basically your saying the car pulls to one side or the other while driving?

When was the last time you had an alignment?

 

no its not that im saying is that when u turn left than right the car feels like it has a flat tire i turn smooth and not so steady and i dont know wat is it i checks the tire pressure and its all good

 

are you talking about abruptly turning left and right then left and right at a high speed and you get that feeling like your car is floating on a flat?

ya, that's normal, it's your tire's reaction to the motion and the friction with the ground.

Try it in another car, it'll do the same thing.

 

yeah u know wat im talking about but i had some hella bold *** tires and it didnt do that and it was hella low can it be cuz changed the tires and got the car up a lil more?

 

I've never done that on bald tires, frankly I'd be scared to unless I was on a skid pad.

it's probably the distance from where the tires meet the ground to where the rim meets the tires, add in a little suspension flex and that's pretty much what you're moving.

 

cound it be lower tie bad loose or something like that or should i get the tires a lil bit flatter

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Accord2k-Hybrid &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">are you talking about abruptly turning left and right then left and right at a high speed and you get that feeling like your car is floating on a flat?

ya, that's normal, it's your tire's reaction to the motion and the friction with the ground.</TD></TR></TABLE>

What!? Thats not normal. Your car should never abruptly sway left or right at any speed. Maybe it's the way your describing it.

Did you just start experiencing this after putting new tires on?

The last tires I had on my Accord were Kumho tires and they followed the road more than any tire I've had before. By this I mean, depending on the road I was on the car would pull in different directions. Not abruptly change direction, but a pull to one side or the other. My car had a good alignment, proper tire inflation, and after reading multiple reviews on the tires I figured it was the tire that was just following the road, nothing wrong with the car and nothing that could be done.

But if your getting abrupt direction changes then something is wrong.

So I'll ask again, when did you get your last alignment?

 

the abrupt I was defining as YOUR OWN INPUT to the vehicle, not a response from the vehicle.

Edit: and I've had my car aligned twice since I've put tein coilovers in and I have the Kumho excedes (however it's spelt) my last alignment was done 3 months ago after I installed rear camber adjustments.

 

get in your car, get on the freeway, get up to about 65-70 and make the steering wheel move (as if the top were 0 degrees) from 0 to 345 and then to 25, a full 50 degrees in rotation from left to right, now do the reverse the moment you reach 25 for another 50 degrees of rotation, repeat this untill you feel your car wobble.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Accord2k-Hybrid &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">get in your car, get on the freeway, get up to about 65-70 and make the steering wheel move (as if the top were 0 degrees) from 0 to 345 and then to 25, a full 50 degrees in rotation from left to right, now do the reverse the moment you reach 25 for another 50 degrees of rotation, repeat this untill you feel your car wobble.</TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah, uh, no. Why would anyone do that?

Also, I wasn't asking you about your alignment, I was asking the OP like I did earlier.

 

I do it when I'm extremly bored on long road trips occasionaly.

it just sounded like what he was describing, and I know what that feels like, so I explained it.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Accord2k-Hybrid &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I do it when I'm extremly bored on long road trips occasionaly.</TD></TR></TABLE>

wow, ok. no offence, but I hope you don't "road trip" up here to Michigan
I wouldn't want to encounter someone doing that.

 

I've actually seen someone else do it before, it's a rather bizare sight.

I mostly do it to get a reaction from my passenger.

Never do this under any other weather condition than dry pavement, or you'll end up in the median, possibly backwards. No that's not from experience.

 

lol ye i got new tires and it start doing that i should check the eliement but it feels weird never had that before on any car