[tylerdurden87111]

Do you guys have a problem with when you hit even just a little groove in the road, that your wheels suddenly turn in one direction or the other? I also have the problem when i first take off in certain situations where there are grooves in at the beggining the intersection where time has made the road have grooves there. I looked it up on some reviews, i guess the steering isnt the greatest. I dunno, just thought i'd find out if it's just my car. Thanks in advance. Jason.

 

[Ryloth]

Because we have decent tires, they want to grip anything they hit. So you run over a small crack in the road, the tires want to follow the crack. It has nothing to do with the steering. At least thats my understanding of it. Just wait until your tires get really worn and bald, then you'll be really complaining.

 

[VRESpeedFreak]

Like Ryloth said, the grippy tires just want to grab. Also, torque steer comes into play when getting on it hard.

 

[4doorGL]

It's a combination of having decently-wide tires and torque steer. It has nothing to do with your car or Tibs in general.

 

[Chaotix]

Directional Tires are known for this.

 

[Fray Adjacent]

Tyler, your steering is reacting to the road. Meaning it's sensitive, which is a GOOD thing.

If you think that that is not a good thing, you should probably trade your Tib for something like a Grand Marquis or some other big land yacht that has mushy steering and fluffy suspension.

 

[Malik112099]

yeah...what they said...............

 

[SMOKIN]

Quite normal...it gets really bad over 100MPH too...better hold that steering wheel with both hands!

-Scott

 

[tylerdurden87111]

No kidding, i dont hate it, it just scares the crap outa me sometimes, i'll take off, and oh look we're going right or left now, that's cute. Oh well. Thanks all.

 

[Sleasy]

Get a firm grip on the wheel and STEER the car. It will go where you want it to.