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Old 12-29-2004, 07:24 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Does anyone have a "pulling to the right" alignment issue. My steering wheel wants to turn slightly to the right. But when I straighten up the steering wheel and hold it, its fine....I let it go it turns back to the right....

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dealer says its fine....I guess I have to come back when my tires are worn out and tell them to check my alignment again!!
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Does anyone have a "pulling to the right" alignment issue. My steering wheel wants to turn slightly to the right. But when I straighten up the steering wheel and hold it, its fine....I let it go it turns back to the right....

any ideas?

dealer says its fine....I guess I have to come back when my tires are worn out and tell them to check my alignment again!!
It could just be the crown in the road causing it. But I would take it in for a second opinion at a good tire shop if your still concerned.
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You have EXACTLY my complaint. Tires started feathering at 6K miles, dealer still said fine, "it's a truck, they do that, just rotate every 3K miles"
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Thumbs up Cross Rotate is best?????

The cupping on my last trucks offroad tires were only solved by cross rotating......front to back and back to front just never helped at all...which is what I would expect the dealer to do so he could sell me more tires.....I had to figure it out on my own.
I noticed to go straight down the hiway I had to turn my Titan steering wheel about 1" to the right of center......took it in and they aligned the front end...now the wheel is dead center going down the hiway. When they change the air pressure sensors next week they will rebalance , road force test and cross rotate the tires. Will be interesting to see if the mpg's are effected for the better after getting things smooth.
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