[S0C0nFused]

Last Saturday I drove to the farm (2.5 hours. almost all interstate). At times, when speeds were 'frisky', I noted that the steering input was..idaknow how to describe this, but jerky? meaning I had to sorta tug on the wheel much more than I would normally anticipate when driving in town. This in turn made the car sorta 'jerk' left or right (depending) so as to avoid the rumble strips. Now, I generally have never driven this 'friskely' before, so I don't know if it is a potential issue or not. The car tracks true in the straights. This only occured when I was in the left lane (mostly) and sometimes the right. could it just be road crowning? (note: it was sundown into night). I also noted on the backroads (very twisty, up and down backroads. but well paved) that again, it seemed to take more force input than I would otherwise anticipate. Just sayin. Totally believable that I have just gotten lazy as it is mostly a grocery getter.
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[mikebontoft]

what is the road made of, cobblestone?

 

[FocusedSlayer]

It might be possible that you lost a wheel weight causing a slight pull but more than likely its just the road crowning and worse case scenario your alignment may be out of whack .