Hello everyone,
My name is Max and I'm new to the site. I hope you guys can help me figure out what's my problem with my car. It's a 95' 850 Turbo sedan. Had it for a little over a year now. When I first owned the car I notice that the car pulls the to the right when driving and had to turn the steering wheel about .7 of an inch to go foward. So I thought it had a bad alignment and went to my dealer to get an alignment done. However it actually made it worst with a harder pull to the right. So I went back to see what was wrong. Therefore they went to look for the problem and had the steering column reajusted. After that it went as straight as an arrow. But a few weeks later that I found the front wheels were backwards for they were directional tires (by the dealer). Had the car jacked up and swap them back to the right direction this time and the pulling started again I later found out. Later I had rotated the tires back to front to see if the problem was solved. But it didn't. That was a year ago. During this weekend I found on the internet that rotating the tiresback tofront on the opposite side where it was pulling from would fix the problem. I don't know if this would work, I have yet to try this ( one lug nut was stuck on the wheel and it was getting late.).Today when I backed up, I notice when I didn't have my hands on the wheel the car would turn left hard with the steering wheel turning at 12 to 9 (12 meaning at the top of the steering wheel) within 10 ft. of backing up. Sorry for such a long paragraph but it had drove me up the wall figuring what's wrong! Thanks.

 

It might be a tire issue.
Did you swap the rear tires to the front?

 

I'm thinking tires as well

 

Yes I did right after switching the front ones back to the right direction. Either way it didn't fix the problem.

 

It still might be a tire problem though. How old are the tires?

 

Not sure how old it is. But all Iknow is that in 2001 it had 2 new tiresthat were Nittos and another pair in2003. When I gotthe car from my aunt ithad on 4 BFGoodrich T/A tires on in 2007.