I've noticed my steering wheel is constantly pulling to the left. I hit some horrible baltimore city roads about 2 weeks ago, but am not sure if that is the culprit. It's a subtle pull but it's there.

Yeah it's weird, at higher speeds I literally thought I had the beginnings of a slow leak flat, it's like it's almost raising for a second in the rear and dropping down, but very small, but just enough to screw me up.

dudeof05 wrote:

i dont knot dude...maybe its just in your head....have you tried driving it around in other places or roads?..or had someone drive it and see if they notice it without you suggesting it?

The other person driving is a good idea, like someone impartial with nothing to gain or loose, I'll try that, as for the different roads, yeah, all over, even a freshly tarred and paved 1/4 mile that is smooth as silk, and it's like this subtle bump/raising up in back feeling.

it does sound like alignment if its pulling in one direction.

Last sunday I went driving in the mountains and pushed the car a bit. Since then, I feel like there is this vibration i notice. It's not a huge vibration, but I didn't notice it before. My gf just thinks i'm being paranoid, but I'm the one who drives the car all the time, not her. The only thing I could think it could be is rotors. My dad said if the rotors were warped, I would definitely feel it, and the steering wheel would shake. Could this vibration just be the rotors starting to warp? If not, any ideas as to what it could be? Also, how long does the warranty cover the warping brakes issue?

It could be you threw a rim weight, but it could also be the expansion joints in the road, as it slowely gets cooler out side.

maybe a flat spot on your tires, or you have damaged the edge of the rim, making a flat spot there too.