Hi folks,
I'm wondering if this vehicle is known for mysterious veering problems when the alignment, radial pull, break pull, and anything else that can be checked out checks out. I've taken my car to a couple of places and paid bank to have the reason for its hard veer to the left figured out, but so far no luck. For the first four months I've owned it, this car drove straight as a bullet. Now it's a constant fight to keep this thing on the road and in its lane. This all started several months back when I had my tires rotated, but I was told it was radial pull and that it would smooth out over time. That never happened, and in fact it steadily got worse. I have since replaced the tires, had them cross-rotated, had the alignment checked, had the power steering checked, had the break pressure checked, had everything checked. But no problems that would cause this veering have been discovered.
1) Is this model known for mysterious alignment issues?
2) Have any other 2011 Aveo owners noticed a tendency for their Aveo to veer hard in either direction?
3) Am I going eventually going to end up like this woman?
Woman injured after car veers off I-75 | MonroeNews.com
I'm taking my car in to Les Schwab tomorrow to have an adjustable camber bolt installed. They seem to think that, whatever the reason behind this mysterious veer (everyone has test driven it and agrees that the veer is pretty bad and dangerous), they'll be able to adjust the bolt to level out the veer and get this ridiculous little gas guzzler driving straight again.
Any useful feedback will be appreciated.