While driving at any speed front tires pulled to the left side, and vehicle vibrated. Dealership inspected vehicle several times, and could not duplicate the problem. *ak the dealer has now satisfactorily corrected the problem.
2004 Toyota Camry suspension complaints
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When driving at any speed consumer noticed that the vehicle pulled towards the left. Consumer took vehicle to the dealership for inspection. However, the mechanic was not able to duplicate the problem.
Vehicle vibrated when driven on a freeway or over a rough road. Vehicle was test driven by 3 factory representatives before the third service representative indicated that vibration was normal for the vehicle because of the way the suspension system was designed, and could not be corrected.
While driving at any speed, the vehicle pulled to the left. The dealer examined the vehicle, but could not find the cause of the problem. *ak the dealer adjusted the alignment and currently all the tires were worn out on the outside.
The car has pulled or veered to the left since purchase on 12/12/2003. The car has been aligned twice and the tires rotated twice but the car still pulls to the left. This is a safety problem since the car pulls into incoming traffic. The tires will begin to wear unevenly.
Car consistently pulls to the left into oncoming traffic.
I bought this car on 1/1/04. When I took it back a week later to have leather put on the seats, I told them it was pulling to the left. Supposedly they aligned the front end but they didn't put anything in the computer about it. They have rotated the tires, switched the tires, aligned the front end, put a new rack on it etc. Etc. The last time they told me there was nothing wrong with it and I should read the owners manual on how to operate it. I have dealt with this for 3 months and no satisfaction. I took it back to them and told them I wanted another car. They gave me one to see if I liked it and then pulled mine in to work on it again after I had told them no more. They called me today to tell me it was fixed. Right!!! I have called my lawyer.
I own a 2004 toyota solara and form forums I been going to 3 out of 5 owners seems to have the same issue which is that the new cars seem to pull to the left when ever speeding up also the tire pressure indicator keeps going off... So far toyota dealerships haven't been able to find out but from what I know one of the owners of a 2004 solara has been able to detect the problem which is that the problem resides in the spring pressure (or something like that). They basically need to rotate the springs seating in the perch about a quarter inch to fix the problem. That way it would stop the car from pulling to the left and also not causing the light indicator to go off....
I purchased my 2004 toyota camry limited edition in november of 2003. I began to notice that the car pulls to the left while I'm driving - especially at highway speeds. In addition the car is very sensetive to the road crown and wind. It is actually difficult to keep it in a straight line while on the highway at speeds of 65 MPH. It feels like you are constantly in some type of strong crosswind. The left pull is so noticeable that I consider it a safety issue. I'm surprised someone hasn't wrecked as a result of this. The dealership advises me that there is a flaw in the engineering of the automobile and that they get this complaint quite often. I consider this an unacceptable response thus I am filing this complaint.
I just bought a 2004 camry le that pulls to the left, and I have to keep a right pull on the steering wheel all the time to make the car running straight.
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