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Thanks. Wide tires could be the explanation and I also suspected this. At high speeds, say 55-60mph, the steering feels normal for me too. It is usually at low speeds or even when starting from stationary that the car drifts towards the left/right side depending on road angle and needs correcting. The Porsche tech at the dealership though the wheel camber angle was off causing the car to behave in that way and decided on doing wheel alignment. Indeed, the automatic report before/after showed some parameters were out of range (strange since the car had no rough treatment) and generally after the alignment the car feels better. But, still it seems to drift more than I would expect. Chris.
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Hi All, I have a Cayenne new model which I bought new back in 2007. Since almost new, I noticed that the steering requires more than the normal correcting to keep the car straight. This is not biased on one or other side and the car has the variable power steering option. I took it to local Porsche a while ago and they have done a wheel alignment using lasers. This seems to have somewhat reduced the problem but the car still seems to be substancially affected by road camber requiring effort with correcting. Any advice on what could be wrong and any thoughts from others on how to fix it much appreciated. Could this be normal and a thing with all Cayennes given the tire size/vehicle weight? Thanks in advance Chris.