EXBIMMERBOY wrote:Recently purchased 06 m35x with 15600 mi. Car performs very well but also notice a very slight pull to the left. Other comments refer to it as "tramlining".This is not unique to the m series as low profile tires and GARBAGE eagle rsa oem tires. I am replacing tires this spring with either Yokos or Conti extremes. Hope this solves problem. If not, then back to dealer with written complaint.
Does your vehicle SHIFT side to side while driving down the freeway? Or does it have a consistant pull to the left?Answer this: When or how many miles ago did you rotate your tires last? I hope you are rotating them at 7,500mi or LESS. Even 7,500 miles is too long in my opinion. They should be rotated at 6,000mi or less to achieve the best wear results.Anyways, what you are describing is or could be a radial tire pull. Rotate your tires and see if that drift to the left goes away. If it does, it's the tire causing it. It is not a safety concern....just an annoyance. It will be fine on the rear, but when the tires need to be rotated again, you might want to replace that tire, or both to have a matching set.
If the problem is still there after you rotate the tires, then you have an alignment issue. Have a quality alignment performed on your M from a reputable shop. You don't have to have Infiniti perform this, but it's up to you. Alignments should be done or checked every 15,000mi to get the best wear from your tires. It's good preventative maintenance too. A worn part could be noticed at these intervals and prevent more problems from occurring.Report back after you do the rotation and tell me how your M drives.
BTW, make sure your air pressure is accurate and even in all 4 tires. This information sticker is on your driver doors edge. It tells you how much air pressure is recommended to be placed in your tires.
J