steering to the left
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C250 Cdi Coupe
steering to the left
Hi my coupe seems to be steering(slightly) to the left while driving, when I mentioned this to the salesman he told me most new cars will do this as to avoid running into on coming traffic if you fall asleep etc, car has done 4500 kms, my guess is it needs a wheel alignment.
Any comments most appreciated.
Cheers
Richard
Any comments most appreciated.
Cheers
Richard
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C204 C250-CDI
Hi my coupe seems to be steering(slightly) to the left while driving, when I mentioned this to the salesman he told me most new cars will do this as to avoid running into on coming traffic if you fall asleep etc, car has done 4500 kms, my guess is it needs a wheel alignment.
Any comments most appreciated.
Cheers
Richard
Any comments most appreciated.
Cheers
Richard
Yes most vehicles including MB's will have this set into their steering set up for safety and ADR compliance reasons.
Depending on which Country your located in being either LHD or RHD it'll either veer off to the left or to the right.
Take it to a proven "tried and trusted" wheel alignment shop and have it corrected, I've done so (as well as corrected the rear wheel settings) and the car drives much better than before and also has better traction from the rear wheels alignment corrections
Thread Starter
Newbie
Joined: May 2015
Posts: 4
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From: Sydney Australia
C250 Cdi Coupe
Yes most vehicles including MB's will have this set into their steering set up for safety and ADR compliance reasons.
Depending on which Country your located in being either LHD or RHD it'll either veer off to the left or to the right.
Take it to a proven "tried and trusted" wheel alignment shop and have it corrected, I've done so (as well as corrected the rear wheel settings) and the car drives much better than before and also has better traction from the rear wheels alignment corrections
Depending on which Country your located in being either LHD or RHD it'll either veer off to the left or to the right.
Take it to a proven "tried and trusted" wheel alignment shop and have it corrected, I've done so (as well as corrected the rear wheel settings) and the car drives much better than before and also has better traction from the rear wheels alignment corrections
