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Old 03-12-2007, 01:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Driving response seeming a little soft now

Starting yesterday my tires have seemed a little slower in responding to my lane changes and accelleration, as well as feeling looser in turns. I checked my pressure so I'm still at 31-32 psi in all tires and the tread looks fine, but anyone have any ideas on what to check?


I feel like I'm driving a Buwick!
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I feel like I'm driving a Buwick!
have you driven a buick recently

last one I drove had a giant foam steering wheel with no grips


how many miles are on your tires?
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have you driven a buick recently

last one I drove had a giant foam steering wheel with no grips


how many miles are on your tires?
about 8000km - 5000 miles.
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how many miles are on your tires?
Better yet. How much tread is left on your tire(s)?
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Starting yesterday my tires have seemed a little slower in responding to my lane changes and accelleration, as well as feeling looser in turns. I checked my pressure so I'm still at 31-32 psi in all tires and the tread looks fine, but anyone have any ideas on what to check?


I feel like I'm driving a Buwick!
maybe your dbw system is messed up idk take it to the dealer
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Old 03-12-2007, 06:28 PM   #7 (permalink)
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MAYBE ROAD CONDITIONS DUSTY AREA CONSTRUCTION? a turn with alota tar laid down from other vehicales
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MAYBE ROAD CONDITIONS DUSTY AREA CONSTRUCTION? a turn with alota tar laid down from other vehicales
Umm, what???

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tire tread is excellent, and the road conditions were flat, dry highway
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Could it be from the the ambient temps gettin warmer. The car may feel stiffer when cold and make more Hp. Who Knows?

Your location T dot is that Toronto? Roads may appear to be clear but if salt/sand was used during winter, some of the salt/sand is embedded into the pavement and will take the spring rainy season to clear it all away.

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if you're rolling on the general exclaim uhp then there's the problem. i speak from experience, they're on mi si right now. i hate them. the sidewalls are way to soft and they do feel floaty. up your psi a little, i run 36-37 in front and 33-35 in the rear.
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