Hi all.
I have a 2020 v60.
Had my wheels changed for new ones.
Old tires were 225/50R17 with 17/7 ET40,5 wheels.
New ones are 235/50R17 with 17/7 ET 45 wheel.
Before everything were fine and car drove straight. Now it swims around the road but the difference is that I can feel how the car turns itself. Like sometimes right then left. Even turns uphill.
I can feel that it’s not about the road but the car itself turns where it wants.
It disappears when auto pilot is on.
Steering wheel changes about 2cm when it’s turning. And then it drives straight like normal.
Had wheel alignment done 4months ago. So it doesn't make sense that changing the wheels changes the alignment.
May the wheel and tire difference cause that.
Should I recalibrate something?
Thanks in advance
I have a 2020 v60.
Had my wheels changed for new ones.
Old tires were 225/50R17 with 17/7 ET40,5 wheels.
New ones are 235/50R17 with 17/7 ET 45 wheel.
Before everything were fine and car drove straight. Now it swims around the road but the difference is that I can feel how the car turns itself. Like sometimes right then left. Even turns uphill.
I can feel that it’s not about the road but the car itself turns where it wants.
It disappears when auto pilot is on.
Steering wheel changes about 2cm when it’s turning. And then it drives straight like normal.
Had wheel alignment done 4months ago. So it doesn't make sense that changing the wheels changes the alignment.
May the wheel and tire difference cause that.
Should I recalibrate something?
Thanks in advance