2001 Saturn L200 4 cyl.; 81,750 miles.
My car pulls to the left in varying amounts. The effect is more pronounced when I am alone in the car. Changes in the road crown direction have an obvious effect as well. I had the alignment done 3 years ago about a week after buying new tires. The car continued to pull left, but not as noticably at first.
I just had to replace the tires again after only 36,000 miles - they were almost completely bald, and the wear patterns also looked like they were affected by the car's misalignment. I had them roated every 12,000 miles. With the new tires the car still pulls left. Is this an alignment problem, or could the suspension be to blame? The difference in pull when I have a passenger to balance my weight makes me wonder.
My car pulls to the left in varying amounts. The effect is more pronounced when I am alone in the car. Changes in the road crown direction have an obvious effect as well. I had the alignment done 3 years ago about a week after buying new tires. The car continued to pull left, but not as noticably at first.
I just had to replace the tires again after only 36,000 miles - they were almost completely bald, and the wear patterns also looked like they were affected by the car's misalignment. I had them roated every 12,000 miles. With the new tires the car still pulls left. Is this an alignment problem, or could the suspension be to blame? The difference in pull when I have a passenger to balance my weight makes me wonder.
Nov 13, 2007 at 9:09 AM
