Subject	Directional tires have a tendency to pull
Posted by	CatnipZ on January 05, 2007 at 4:37 PM
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In Reply To	Is it normal to have some side to side pull ("tracking?") w/ posted by Zlicious (Seattle) on January 05, 2007 at 04:16 PM
Message	if the road has wheel grooves from years of use. They may not be immediately visible, but if you drive in them with directional tires on bad enough roads, it's sometimes almost like wind is blowing against the car when the tires slip in and out of the grooves. Just a possibility, not sure what tires were on the Altima, but Eagle F1's are obviously directional and could account for it.
Follow Ups	Is it normal to have some side to side pull ("tracking?") w/ - Zlicious (Seattle) 16:16:20 01/05/07 yes (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 16:20:21 01/05/07 Yes that's normal. - TT XTZ 16:32:49 01/05/07 My Z seems to do it more on uneven road surfaces. - MistressZ 16:34:34 01/05/07 lame, i feel your pain - Zlicious (Seattle) 17:11:55 01/05/07 I've actually been looking to sell my TT and my TA - MistressZ 17:17:38 01/05/07 Directional tires have a tendency to pull - CatnipZ 16:37:14 01/05/07 It must have to do with size as well, - TT XTZ 16:42:38 01/05/07 I'd have to quote noted physicist/country singer Joe Nichols - CatnipZ 16:45:34 01/05/07 nice reiteration - boss balla 17:09:53 01/05/07 Not only size; tread pattern, side wall structure, et. al. (n/m) - Barry'z (NJ) 21:05:47 01/05/07 Check your camber. But it is also VLSD that is slow - AzHeat 17:32:16 01/05/07 .... - Gho32 19:53:57 01/05/07 Yeah, tramlining - rodger 20:01:35 01/05/07 Hey! That's the first time I see another Z looking like mine - TheTwinZ (Peru) 21:11:39 01/05/07
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