Is it normal: steering is too sensitive?

[Peacemaker]

I took my car for alignment several times already, but this time I took it to bridgestone place and have them professionaly aligned (they use computer and lots of stuff). But I still think my car still steer to the right... and of cource the road in my country is a bit curve. I think because of this, my car would steer to the right slightly. Is it normal? any body experience this? And if I try and another side of the road, it would steer to the left (the road is curve, left and right side is lower than the middle.) Please tell me something. I don't feel good with it.

[HoboJoe]

Probably the road. I know my camry drifts to the right when the road is slanted to the right.

[fredk]

its called crown, and most roads have it to some degree

[JetspeedCamry]

Yea its normal for a "normal" road. It's the camber or as fredk saidm the crown that pulls a car left or right. Try to find a different stretch of road, and see how you go. Also, check tyre pressures.

[HoboJoe]

That's what it's called, crown. Roads have it so water runs off the road.

[drunken_panda]

If you have directional tires and one is on the wrong way it can pull to one side, but tis is noramlly pretty severe

[Eye8Pussies]

also remember that bigger rims with wider and stiffer tires also "track" the road alot more than stock wheels

[Peacemaker]

Originally Posted by Eye8Pussies

also remember that bigger rims with wider and stiffer tires also "track" the road alot more than stock wheels

Yes, exactly how I feel after I change a wider rim and tire. So thank you all... after all, my car is ok.