An episode of Wheeler Dealers I watched yesterday featured an Aston Martin DB7. While carrying out four-wheel alignment, it was mentioned that the alignment on this car was biased to suit UK roads (i.e. driving on the left). So is this typical? Would it explain why the last several cars I've owned, even after four-wheel alignment, have had a tendency to drift to the left, particularly if they've had suspension work done?
Yes, it's because of the slope of the road. I'm from Ukraine, we drive on the right. Most cars pull to the right.
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Yes, it's because of the slope of the road. I'm from Ukraine, we drive on the right. Most cars pull to the right.