Tyre balancing
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I recently had my wheels balanced, but after they did so my steering wheel was a bit of to the right.
I went back to them to sort it out and correct it, but tried many times and things, even till over correction occurred. But they couldn't manage to get the steering wheel perfectly centered.
Did anyone have this same experience? Could it have something to do with the active steering?
What can/could/should I do to get my steering wheel perfect. Should I go back to the same tyre center or try another?
I went back to them to sort it out and correct it, but tried many times and things, even till over correction occurred. But they couldn't manage to get the steering wheel perfectly centered.
Did anyone have this same experience? Could it have something to do with the active steering?
What can/could/should I do to get my steering wheel perfect. Should I go back to the same tyre center or try another?
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My Ride: 2004 645 Ci, Individual Stratusgrey Metallic with individual grey leather
Individual Stratos metallic, Shadow line, Black Individual leather, 19'' ellisoid, Panorama sunroof, PDC, Dynamic drive, Adaptive steering, Adaptive headlights, Voice control, Logic 7, Prof sat nav, BT phone, TV, Heated Sport seats, Ski sac, light pakket, CD-changer.
Mods (so far): iPod interface, K&N Airfilter.
Originally Posted by Rudy' post='349971' date='Oct 29 2006, 07:23 PM
Read my reply to another topic here:
http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=...st&p=255525
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My Ride: 2004 645 Ci, Individual Stratusgrey Metallic with individual grey leather
Individual Stratos metallic, Shadow line, Black Individual leather, 19'' ellisoid, Panorama sunroof, PDC, Dynamic drive, Adaptive steering, Adaptive headlights, Voice control, Logic 7, Prof sat nav, BT phone, TV, Heated Sport seats, Ski sac, light pakket, CD-changer.
Mods (so far): iPod interface, K&N Airfilter.
Originally Posted by Rudy' post='349971' date='Oct 29 2006, 07:23 PM
Read my reply to another topic here:
http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=...st&p=255525
http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=...st&p=255525
Thanx, I was becoming a bit desperate!
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Fact or Fiction?
My dealer informed me that the steering problem could be due to a feature in the BMW that ensures that your car will move slightly to the right (in the US) in the event that you fall asleep at the wheel. This causes your car to head to the side of the road rather than into oncoming traffic on the other side of the road.
What do you think?
My dealer informed me that the steering problem could be due to a feature in the BMW that ensures that your car will move slightly to the right (in the US) in the event that you fall asleep at the wheel. This causes your car to head to the side of the road rather than into oncoming traffic on the other side of the road.
What do you think?
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My Ride: 2004 645 Ci, Individual Stratusgrey Metallic with individual grey leather
Individual Stratos metallic, Shadow line, Black Individual leather, 19'' ellisoid, Panorama sunroof, PDC, Dynamic drive, Adaptive steering, Adaptive headlights, Voice control, Logic 7, Prof sat nav, BT phone, TV, Heated Sport seats, Ski sac, light pakket, CD-changer.
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Originally Posted by monacobmw' post='351551' date='Nov 2 2006, 05:58 PM
Fact or Fiction?
My dealer informed me that the steering problem could be due to a feature in the BMW that ensures that your car will move slightly to the right (in the US) in the event that you fall asleep at the wheel. This causes your car to head to the side of the road rather than into oncoming traffic on the other side of the road.
What do you think?
My dealer informed me that the steering problem could be due to a feature in the BMW that ensures that your car will move slightly to the right (in the US) in the event that you fall asleep at the wheel. This causes your car to head to the side of the road rather than into oncoming traffic on the other side of the road.
What do you think?
On a straight road, my car is about perfectly straight going.
If so, what about the right sided steering countries, they better not fall asleep behind the wheel?
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Individual Stratos metallic, Shadow line, Black Individual leather, 19'' ellisoid, Panorama sunroof, PDC, Dynamic drive, Adaptive steering, Adaptive headlights, Voice control, Logic 7, Prof sat nav, BT phone, TV, Heated Sport seats, Ski sac, light pakket, CD-changer.
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