See the video, this is constant. I can feel the pull even when driving at any speed. It's not conditions or crowning, it happens on all roads


Any suggestions?

 

I wish I knew. If you find out, let me know and then we'll both be happy.
Mine's done this from day 1.
No adverse tire wear, alignment checks OK, tire pressure right on, second set of tires, no change.

 

seriously, yours does it just like mine in the video?

 

Yes, exactly. I have a level driveway about 200 yards long. As I start out of the driveway I am usually fastening my seat belt.
In my 2002 Chrysler Concorde Limited, I have no problem with both hands off the wheel, same with my old '89 Probe and '90 Suburban,
but the Crossfire heads for the left bushes if I take my hands off the wheel.

 

And you've had Chrysler look at it and no solution has ever been found?

 

Had Chrysler look at it ? Heck no, wouldn't let those monkeys even close to my car.
I just learned to live with it, it's the way she is.
( I have learned that trick after 40 years of marriage )

 

ok LOL , so you didnt own it during ita factory warranty?

 

No, bought it Jan 2011.

 

Did do it when you first drove it before buying it?

 

Well, there you got me. I didn't notice it during the test drive, or the drive home ( 80 miles ).
It is very subtle, driving at speed there doesn't seem to be any problems.

 

when i need to make a left turn I just take my hands off the wheel and let the car do it on its own. Maybe its a feature.

 

Yea, like NASCAR had some input on the design .......

 

I've been having the same exact issue.

 

Get the front wheels of the ground and test. Maybe it's in the PS gear.

 

well at least i feel a little better that im not alone.

 

wut!?!? ?!?

 

Do you have any abnormal tire wear such as feathering? You could check your wheel bearings, they tend to loosen up.

 

Have you ever had a four wheel alignment?
Do you have a bad wear pattern on your tires?

 

May check this out some good info
AGCO Automotive Repair Service - Baton Rouge, LA - Detailed Auto Topics - Reasons a Vehicle Pulls, Other Than Alignment

 

I've had an alignment done about a year ago, it fixed it a little, but has gotten progressively worse. The front tires however were on the vehicle when i bought it, the rear ones i replaced brand new because i took a nail in one and when they patched it they found it had been patched before and wouldnt be road worthy on the next patch, well it lost air soon after. I suspect the dealer i bought it from put used or **** tires on the vehicle, they are good brand and model though and the wear seems appropriate.