Had a new set of Hankook Ion Evo AS put on my 2018 Model 3 about 10 days ago. Right away I notice the car starts pulling to the right with the new tires when the old tires did not. I found a shop in town that would do an alignment for me. Camber and Caster numbers looked good but the front Toe was out quite a bit (-0.38 L & 0.68 R). The shop thought the car should have been pulling left on me. They get the Toe all fixed (-0.09L & -0.09R) plus did the steering alignment reset in service mode and I drive it away. Still pulling right. Maybe even harder? I've read countless threads here where they recommend doing tire swaps to try and find a radial pull defect so I swapped the front tires first. No change. Then the back tires. No change. I found a second shop in town to try an alignment. They found everything good and green and didn't change it. I went back to the tire shop and we ordered a replacement set of the same Hankooks. I had them put on today and the car is still pulling right. By that I mean the steering wheel starts veering to the right and the car starts to leave the lane with in 2 seconds.
Anybody have any other suggestions? Could it be steering related? I suppose my next step is to take it to Tesla but it's a 2+ hour drive from me.
Anybody have any other suggestions? Could it be steering related? I suppose my next step is to take it to Tesla but it's a 2+ hour drive from me.
