I just noticed that the S35's steering is slightly off. When I hold it straight, it veers a bit to the right. Have any of you experienced this?

At the end of November, I replaced the control arm, steering rod, and axle assembly. Now the steering feels very light. When going over bumps, the steering wheel moves erratically. If I accelerate a bit aggressively, the steering veers off. Can someone help me out? [crying]

The steering wheel is really sensitive... There's no resistance when you turn it slightly left or right, it's like steering an air wheel [facepalm]. You only feel resistance after that gap! You really have to hold it with both hands when driving on the highway!! [facepalm][facepalm] Do you guys experience this too?!!

The steering wheel is not straight, but the car doesn't drift. How can I fix it? Thanks.

I bought it last month, and now the steering wheel pulls to the right while driving straight. Has anyone else encountered this issue?

My Peugeot 207's steering wheel is a bit off, and I have to turn it slightly to the right to drive straight. Has anyone else experienced this? How did you deal with it? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. 🙏🙏🙏!

Do you have the issue where the steering wheel is straight, but the car veers to the left?

Does your car veer to the right when you let go of the steering wheel?

Hey car enthusiasts, have you noticed this? When you're reversing into a parking spot, the car looks straight, but on the 360 camera, it appears skewed. Before, when I parked using the 360 camera, the image showed the car was straight, but once I got out, the front was actually tilted to the right. And when it seemed straight from the outside, the image showed it was slanted.

Do you also have to slightly turn the steering wheel to the left when driving straight on the road?

I recently bought the 2024 Tiida Intelligent Edition and it's my third time driving on the highway. When I reached 130 km/h, I noticed that after exiting the highway, the steering wheel needs to be slightly turned to the right to go straight. If I keep it centered, the car veers to the left. Is this normal? Also, is getting a wheel alignment expensive?