can anyone tell me why my cars steering vibrates and pulls to the left, doesnt feel right. its a fiat coupe?

Answer 1

There could be a couple of reasons. The first could be you have an unbalanced tire or the tire could have a broken belt on it. The second could be alignment. The third could be in you steering arm, ball joints, etc. And one final reason could be maybe you have a rotor thaty need s to be turned from running too long on bad brakes etc. So without driving or actually looking at it that would be my best troubleshooting advise for ya. Lemme know what it turns ut to be if ya could.

Answer 2

If the steering wheel vibrates at highway speeds then you have a tire that is not balanced or as another fellow mentioned a broken steel belt.

Rarely does an alignment get so bad that it "drags" a tire and exposes the belt and then pops.

Answer 3

look at the tires at the front are the treads worn on the edges out side or inside , if they are then it is possibly wheel alignment or a worn front suspension component such as ball joint or steering arm . if the tire is flat spotted in places even all around the tire tread it is your shocks , other things it could be are brakes binding or bent brake discs I wouldn't mess with it if you don't know to much about it , after all it one thing to not go but its another not to stop. be safe let a mechanic look it over .
your life is worth the dollars

Answer 4

same concern handed off to my Honda Accord, it became out to be the Radius rod, I actually are starting to be rid of iit to change the tranny, yet when I positioned it back I forgot to function locktite to the threads(threads lock compound) with the motor vehicle on the floor i exchange into unable to diagnose the subject, when I lifted the motor vehicle and commenced pulling and pushing the wheel in all guidelines i found out that it exchange into rocking from back to the front like loopy. and particular undesirable ball joint, tie rod rends, suspension bushings, or purely unfastened bolts could reason that project. have the wheel bearings inspected on a similar time as there same for the steerage device. a foul midsection link, pitman arm... will reason that too.

Answer 5

Perhaps your rotors are warped (bad/sudden braking), or CV joints are bit off.. Try getting it checked by a Brake Specialist.

Good Luck, and try not to brake too suddenly until fixed.

Answer 6

Sound like you need a whell alinement to me mate.

Answer 7

The answer is wheel balancing....get it done immediately...else this will eat away your tyre

Answer 8

Get your front end alignment checked also.