AMG GTR juddering at low speed
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AMG GTR juddering at low speed
AMG GTR owner here, I just got my car not long ago. I was parking in an outdoor parking lot today (I am from Vancouver region). I noticed when I was turning at a sharp angle (almost locking my steering wheel), my car would judder and I felt I was also losing traction a bit (outside temp roughly 5 degree with rain). I was wondering if any of you guys experience the same thing? Should I take it to Mercedes-Benz to get it checked?
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AMG GTR owner here, I just got my car not long ago. I was parking in an outdoor parking lot today (I am from Vancouver region). I noticed when I was turning at a sharp angle (almost locking my steering wheel), my car would judder and I felt I was also losing traction a bit (outside temp roughly 5 degree with rain). I was wondering if any of you guys experience the same thing? Should I take it to Mercedes-Benz to get it checked?
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AMG GTR owner here, I just got my car not long ago. I was parking in an outdoor parking lot today (I am from Vancouver region). I noticed when I was turning at a sharp angle (almost locking my steering wheel), my car would judder and I felt I was also losing traction a bit (outside temp roughly 5 degree with rain). I was wondering if any of you guys experience the same thing? Should I take it to Mercedes-Benz to get it checked?
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100% normal. It's called the "Ackerman effect" - read about it here...
https://www.google.com/search?q=acke...ckerman+effect
https://www.google.com/search?q=acke...ckerman+effect
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When it starts to occur, stop turning the wheel as sharp and do the turn in phases. You’ll get a feel for it.
It mostly occurs when the tires are cold so when they warm up you won’t experience it as much.
It mostly occurs when the tires are cold so when they warm up you won’t experience it as much.
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Are you still on summer tires?
Summer rubber gets stiff and slides in cold weather... perfectly normal... you should run all seasons in the winter or a set of winter tires if you plan on driving it in cold weather
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100% normal. It's called the "Ackerman effect" - read about it here...
https://www.google.com/search?q=acke...ckerman+effect
https://www.google.com/search?q=acke...ckerman+effect
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