Dark99GLE

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whenever I drive I have a pretty bad pull to the left, what is causing this and how can I fix it?

99BlackMaxMS

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Get an allignment done at a place where you can buy tires for your car. Shouldn't be more than $100.

maxima_million

It was strange, I was driving last weekend and I noticed that my steering wheel was shaking A LOT. I was unsure if it was the fact that it was cold out and maybe the struts were frozen, but I'm not sure...

It has not happened as dramatic as it was then. I'm not sure if it's because I'm paying closer attention to it, or the weather has warmed up a bit. Any suggestions???

Also, I have not had an alignment in a LONG time, but overall the steering seems .... ok

Dark99GLE

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I'm just wondering if it's a camber issue dur to my car being lowered, but it's been there ever since I bought the car, got an alignment a few months ago, but it didn't seem to make it much better. I'll have one of my mechanic friends look at it.

descent

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the shaking... alignment issues

99BlackMaxMS

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on alignment.

You should get an alignment whenever you buy new tires...so hopefully it hasn't been that long.

psu2fan

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and check your CV boots!

Zero-K

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usually shaking = tires out of balance, pulling one direction = alignment is off
most shops only charge $25 or so to rebalance tires, if you're getting an alignment done, they might throw it in for free.

Dark99GLE

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thanks for jacking my thread

Jatan

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Uneven tire pressure, frozen/sticking calipers, bad tie rods, or alignment can cause pulling (did you replace anything or hit something that can cause your alignment to go bad?)