does your car pull to the left during soft highway acceleration?
what is the road like?
very worn?
wheels grooves from overweight trucks?
those can cause a car to pull under acceleration
very worn?
wheels grooves from overweight trucks?
those can cause a car to pull under acceleration
It does it on all roads, and it'll do it if i just tap the gas a little from doing a constant speed.
I was hoping its a normal thing with the differential on these cars.
I was hoping its a normal thing with the differential on these cars.
I've had multiple alignments and rotations and my car still pulls to right, I've learned to accept it.
On a two lane highway, the passing lane will most likely pull your car to the left. Most highways have varying grade levels for drainage purposes.
On a two lane highway, the passing lane will most likely pull your car to the left. Most highways have varying grade levels for drainage purposes.
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most roads have a slight grade to them to help in the removal of rain. so a car is always going to pull one way of the other. i thought my car had a problem too, but i do over think every little knock, skip, ting, ping, snap, pop, and thud way too much.
yeah, mine pulls to the right at first i thought it was the tires were no parallel and things but its not a big problem so yeah dont get worried man. probalary the road or somthing
true mine pulls to the right slightly whereever i drive, ive gotten mine alinged and everything and it still does a bit, but its not a big difference so no worries
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