Constant need to correct steering
#1
Constant need to correct steering
Maybe it's just me, but my wife mentioned the same thing this morning. Every time I drive the G, I feel like the wheel constantly needs input to keep it straight. Pretty sure the car isn't out of alignment, but the slightest steering wheel input seems to almost over correct any drifting action. I want to blame it on some super sensitive steering mechanism, but figured I'd see if anyone else notices the same.
#2
It must be an alignment issue. My car tracks as straight as an arrow and I have none of the over correcting issues you mention. If you're under 12k miles an alignment will be covered under warranty. Are you stock or are you running springs/coilovers or any suspension mods?
#5
Our car only has 5k miles and completely stock. I may have overstated the correcting issue, as it is more subtle, but very noticeable and quite frequent to the point of being annoying. Will check the tires for uneven wear and call the dealer.
#7
Mine tracks dead straight....hands off the wheel at any speed.
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#9
My 2010 non-sport sedan tracks perfect.
When I picked it up I had my air gauge with me. The tires were set to 45psi. I brought them down to the correct 33psi, before I drove the car home.
Have you checked the tire pressure?
When I picked it up I had my air gauge with me. The tires were set to 45psi. I brought them down to the correct 33psi, before I drove the car home.
Have you checked the tire pressure?
#10
The the steering on the G seems to be very susceptible to road conditions as well. If the road is uneven or particularly bumpy the wheels will try to follow the road rather than track straight. If the car is wandering all over on smooth level road (like the interstate) its likely an alignment issue....
#11
Agreed with the above. I had an M35x and that thing tramlined like crazy. I haven't had any issues with my 08 Gx or 10 GxS so I would definitely get that checked.
Of course, road surface will definitely wreak havoc as mentioned above so get those PSI's checked and then check the alignment for sure. Sounds like you have an issue there.
G'luck!
Jay
Of course, road surface will definitely wreak havoc as mentioned above so get those PSI's checked and then check the alignment for sure. Sounds like you have an issue there.
G'luck!
Jay
#12
I have the same problem. I plan on visiting the dealer and express my concerns.
The car is annoying to drive---constantly re-correcting the steering. I checked the tire
pressure as recommended by the dealer (phone conversation) but this only helped
slightly.
My concern is that the problem is Not correctiable? I have owned many new sport cars, this is not normal.
Is there any chance that the car is aligned correctly--and the problem is inherent
in the vehicle?
I have a 2010 g37S Sedan
The car is annoying to drive---constantly re-correcting the steering. I checked the tire
pressure as recommended by the dealer (phone conversation) but this only helped
slightly.
My concern is that the problem is Not correctiable? I have owned many new sport cars, this is not normal.
Is there any chance that the car is aligned correctly--and the problem is inherent
in the vehicle?
I have a 2010 g37S Sedan
Last edited by Driver; 08-29-2010 at 01:29 AM. Reason: state model of auto
#13
Depending on where you live, some roads are slightly angled for drainage. Down here in the South, lots of the road ways are like this to minimize standing water on large highways and interstates where speeds over 60 mph are allowed. My car is lowered, and tracks straight, and tracked straight even before and after alignment was done. However, on certain interstates around here, i find my car wanting to go to the right a little if im in the right hand lane, and tend to want to go left if im in the left hand lane....otherwise on some other roads it tracks perfectly straight. It is possible that your front end may be out of line. If the wifes driving the car, you know how women can be haha.....just going over potholes, speedbumps, anything in the road....all of which could affect front end alignments. You never know haha
#14
I have the same problem. I plan on visiting the dealer and express my concerns.
The car is annoying to drive---constantly re-correcting the steering. I checked the tire
pressure as recommended by the dealer (phone conversation) but this only helped
slightly.
My concern is that the problem is Not correctable? I have owned many new sport cars, this is not normal.
Is there any chance that the car is aligned correctly--and the problem is inherent
in the vehicle?
I have a 2010 g37S Sedan
The car is annoying to drive---constantly re-correcting the steering. I checked the tire
pressure as recommended by the dealer (phone conversation) but this only helped
slightly.
My concern is that the problem is Not correctable? I have owned many new sport cars, this is not normal.
Is there any chance that the car is aligned correctly--and the problem is inherent
in the vehicle?
I have a 2010 g37S Sedan
I know in my 2010 G non-sport i can drive for miles on a level road without correcting the steering. Maybe its a Sport issue but i don't think so. I cruise this forum all night while im at work and i've seen many complaints ranging from the tranny to the sunroof, not many people have complained about alignment issues. But I would definitely get that checked out.