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you dont ever need 2 wheel alignments, unless you have changed a major suspension component, in which case you shouldnt have had an alignment before hand anyways.Quote:
Originally Posted by kazam
if the wheels are correctly aligned, then there is no reason for it to be pulling.
ask to see the computer printout of your alignment, then post it here.
if they refuse to give it to you, for any reason, demand your money back and go elsewhere
hmm so i can ask for the wheel alignment slip? i think that would be a good idea, it really pulls if i hit a pothole or something, not when i brake but, and my steering wheel duznt sit centre either. but yeah, i'll go back to them and ask for the slip then i'll post the slip here, thanks 4 the advice lads. i'll let u no how i go.
Go back to the place and demand for the alig' report. Pedders have always been realy good like that to me and the people i know.
I had the same problem in the past, But it was post accident repairs, it had a bent streering nuckle - The alig' report just confirmed it
uneven caster will cause pulling issues as well.
check the caster. a little difference is ok.
too much will cause bad pulling because one wheel will sit further forward than the other.
Bent chassis rails can also cause alignment to be out of whack and not correctable with only stock adjustment options. Have you driven into any curbs, light poles, other cars, people?
Was it full wheel alignment or just a check?
nah i havent run into anything, and yes it was full alignment (twice)
maybe ur rim is buckled?...
nah i would no if i did sumthing that wouldah buckled my rim, hmm plenty of good suggestions, now i just gotta get my alignment report n then i'll post it up here, cheers lads.
pls post if you solve the problem, i got the same problem after changing the whole power steering rack. i already have wheel alignment with two different shop but still my car pulling on the left side. thanks
is ur steering wheel straight or tilted to the left??when driving forward?
could it be the road, as most slope outwards to flow water away from the center