Car lower on one side?
04-24-2018, 04:40 PM
#1
Audiworld Junior Member
Thread Starter
Car lower on one side?
Greetings,
found out that my car is lower by 0.60 inches on right front passenger side compared to driver side,
Also right rear higher by 0.5 inches than rear left side,
+0.60. 0
0. +0.50
basivally my car is twisted?
Car also pulls to right randonmly,
tire pressure set to 33Psi front
36 psi cold rear,
is this normal?
found out that my car is lower by 0.60 inches on right front passenger side compared to driver side,
Also right rear higher by 0.5 inches than rear left side,
+0.60. 0
0. +0.50
basivally my car is twisted?
Car also pulls to right randonmly,
tire pressure set to 33Psi front
36 psi cold rear,
is this normal?
04-25-2018, 10:02 AM
#5
AudiWorld Member
And how much fuel do you have and have you checked it when it was full as well as empty.
To me, the difference seems to be within the norm. If the vehicle pulls, then take it to get the alignment checked.
Seems like you really aren't happy with the Q7 with the dislike of the 2.0T, the steel suspension looks different, the snot and I'm sure there are more.
To me, the difference seems to be within the norm. If the vehicle pulls, then take it to get the alignment checked.
Seems like you really aren't happy with the Q7 with the dislike of the 2.0T, the steel suspension looks different, the snot and I'm sure there are more.
04-25-2018, 10:38 AM
#6
AudiWorld Member
And how much fuel do you have and have you checked it when it was full as well as empty.
To me, the difference seems to be within the norm. If the vehicle pulls, then take it to get the alignment checked.
Seems like you really aren't happy with the Q7 with the dislike of the 2.0T, the steel suspension looks different, the snot and I'm sure there are more.
To me, the difference seems to be within the norm. If the vehicle pulls, then take it to get the alignment checked.
Seems like you really aren't happy with the Q7 with the dislike of the 2.0T, the steel suspension looks different, the snot and I'm sure there are more.
04-25-2018, 11:51 AM
#7
AudiWorld Super User
Dude, I cant imagine getting an accurate reading in any real world situation. But I do love how you spend your time finding random "issues" and posting them on here for our amusement, and then disappearing. A+ for effort.
You know there are many ways to rid your car, right?
You know there are many ways to rid your car, right?
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04-25-2018, 06:17 PM
#8
AudiWorld Super User
Dude, I cant imagine getting an accurate reading in any real world situation. But I do love how you spend your time finding random "issues" and posting them on here for our amusement, and then disappearing. A+ for effort.
You know there are many ways to rid your car, right?
You know there are many ways to rid your car, right?
It's common for the driver front to be slightly higher so when your fat a$$ gets in the driver seat, the vehicle rides level. My GMC truck was the same. I could slide under the driver side with no issues in the garage, passenger side was a really right fit.
04-25-2018, 07:06 PM
#9
Audiworld Junior Member
Thread Starter
And how much fuel do you have and have you checked it when it was full as well as empty.
To me, the difference seems to be within the norm. If the vehicle pulls, then take it to get the alignment checked.
Seems like you really aren't happy with the Q7 with the dislike of the 2.0T, the steel suspension looks different, the snot and I'm sure there are more.
To me, the difference seems to be within the norm. If the vehicle pulls, then take it to get the alignment checked.
Seems like you really aren't happy with the Q7 with the dislike of the 2.0T, the steel suspension looks different, the snot and I'm sure there are more.
it seems to me that the car pulling might be the quattro system compensating for the decrease in ride height on the right side,
no air suspension,
after setting car pressure +2 psi higher on right side, it does not pull that often, alrhough ride heIght is still uneven
04-25-2018, 07:18 PM
#10
Audiworld Junior Member
Thread Starter
And how much fuel do you have and have you checked it when it was full as well as empty.
To me, the difference seems to be within the norm. If the vehicle pulls, then take it to get the alignment checked.
Seems like you really aren't happy with the Q7 with the dislike of the 2.0T, the steel suspension looks different, the snot and I'm sure there are more.
To me, the difference seems to be within the norm. If the vehicle pulls, then take it to get the alignment checked.
Seems like you really aren't happy with the Q7 with the dislike of the 2.0T, the steel suspension looks different, the snot and I'm sure there are more.
it seems to me that the car pulling might be the quattro system compensating for the decrease in ride height on the right side,
no air suspension,
after setting car pressure +2 psi higher on right side, it does not pull that often, alrhough ride heIght is still uneven