2025 OT+ ‘Pulls’ to the right (1 Viewer)

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I have a stock 2025 OT+ with about 2000km and from new when on the highway in the right lane I need to hold the steering wheel to the left to keep it straight. When in the left lane the wheel is more centered. I have read that this is a function of the suspension which is sensitive to the road crown. I wouldn’t say it pulls to the right, but when the wheel is straight driving highway speed you will be in the ditch within a couple hundred meters. Thoughts?

I had the dealer check the alignment, and they said it was out and adjusted it, but it does not seem to make a difference. It is not out by much but I attached a photo for reference.
 

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Mine wants to go to the left when there is a crown in the road.
Especially when driving in the left 2 lanes of a 4/5 lane highway.

Never really pulls when driving in right lanes.

Had it aligned twice - very little change.
 
Mine is the same. It was terrible for the first 300ish miles and has gotten better (only had the car for a few days) but still not where I want it. If it persists, I will be taking it to the dealer for a hopeful realignment and resolution.
 
Mine wants to go to the left when there is a crown in the road.
Especially when driving in the left 2 lanes of a 4/5 lane highway.

Never really pulls when driving in right lanes.

Had it aligned twice - very little change.
I was going to call the dealer again and see what they say. Seems odd as I have had GM, Ram, BMW and all seem to be much less pronounced on a crowned road.
 
I have the same issue of pulling to the right. I have a lift though and the DR. KDSS Track bar relocation fixed most of it.
 
Mine wants to pull to the right of the lane but only when I’m cruise control/driver assist
 
I had a similar issue with my 2025 OT purchased in May. It was definitely minor, and when I took it to the dealership to check out they could not duplicate it. I have also not noticed it since getting my Westcott leveling kit and larger tires, so whatever it was seems to have resolved itself, or was corrected by a subsequent alignment adjustment.
 
Had this issue as well, basically noticed it not long after driving off dealer lot w 16 miles on it. '25 OT.
Took it dealer and they acknowledged pull and applied some fix that I never got a clear answer on. But, it is better. Common theme here seems to be some 25 OTs, maybe the factory lift is culprit.
 
I have the same issue in my 2024 OT+. Dealer says everything is fine. Can’t be driven on the highway without constant input to the right.
 
I think that all cars have a slight off center wheel... and if it's dead center, it's only a matter of time before it's tweaked and will be off. My OCD has a VERY hard time when I think about it....but the "off" is so very slight.
 
I think that all cars have a slight off center wheel... and if it's dead center, it's only a matter of time before it's tweaked and will be off. My OCD has a VERY hard time when I think about it....but the "off" is so very slight.
Hi, were you able to fix this issue? Mine has been off center and I’ve already taken it to the dealer twice and they aligned the wheels but it’s still off to the right.
 
After 3 attempts the dealer was able to get the alignment about 99% right. It does seem to be more dependent on the road than I am used to. They acknowledged there was a problem and were awesome to deal with. I still struggle with the auto lane correction. Seems to ride the center line more than I like. They did calibrate it again and it improved but is still a bit more aggressive than I like.
 
After 3 attempts the dealer was able to get the alignment about 99% right. It does seem to be more dependent on the road than I am used to. They acknowledged there was a problem and were awesome to deal with. I still struggle with the auto lane correction. Seems to ride the center line more than I like. They did calibrate it again and it improved but is still a bit more aggressive than I like.
I did my second alignment two weeks ago and it’s definitely gotten better for now but my steering wheel is still off center and the dealer told me that’s normal in GXs but I don’t buy it.
 

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