a4b76m

I just had my car aligned after playing with my ride height and i noticed that the steering wheel is pointing to the left 15 degrees or so. I called the alignment shop and they said they have no idea what is wrong with it and to bring the car back in next week. This is my second alignment in 6 months and the first was fine, but was done somewhere else. Anyone have any idea how to fix this or what happened?. I'd rather check here before giving it back to those guys. Thanks

pierreb

<ul><li><a href="http://www.familycar.com/Alignment.htm#Steering%20Center">steering</a></li></ul>

Audi2.0TFSI

Audis are very difficult cars to aligin due to the multi-link suspension setup and raised toe adjustment.

The car may be "within" spec to the aligment machine, but it cannot be aligned correctly with the steering wheel offest and you will wear tires faster.

Tgr_Clw

A good alignment shop will align your steering wheel (it's part of the alignment process).

Audi2.0TFSI

And in my case it was "not correctly installed" hence why the steering wheel was mis-aligned.

VICTORY AUDI in HARRISBURG PA SUCKS!!! (So bad in fact that I drive 40 MINUTES to Lancaster, PA for EVERYTHING.)

edkwok

Alignment is covered in first 12,000 miles from factory. Take it back to dealership if you haven't gone over the limit

a4b76m

I'm on C.O.'s so I don't think the dealership will do anything.

quattrothatcould

tracks straight when you drive