[Turbohead]

Hope the tire alignment was done recently. If so, please take along an experienced driver and ask him to negotiate the same stretches where you had the issue. If he's also facing the same issue, you need to get your car checked or alignment done from another place.

If he doesn't have any issue, please go and drive yourself through the same stretch. If you don't notice it again, it might be crosswinds (although very unlikely for the speed mentioned). If you do notice the pulling, you might want to enhance your driving skills. We've all been there and it takes time to get a steady hold of the steering at higher speeds when you're a new driver.

Happy and safe motoring!

[asmr]

Originally Posted by chaitanyakrish

Is it due to the curve or crosswinds?

Need advise from the forum on preventing such events and make my drive more safe.

Thank you !!

Video : The swaying can be observed at 00:28

https://Youtu.be/JuUnVfLVmNY

From what I see, in that particular time interval, it looks like your left tyre is actually moving on the white median markers. Depending on tyre & other factors, the car does behave differently when being driven on that paint strip. I can actually see your tyres going over them in many places based on the camera vibration. This might be a reason.

[chaitanyakrish]

Originally Posted by Turbohead

We've all been there and it takes time to get a steady hold of the steering at higher speeds when you're a new driver.

Thank You everyone for the tips. I did some additional search on YouTube and also consulted my Friend and found these Insights.

If the curve is towards left, stick to the right lane marking and move along.
If the curve is towards right, stick to the left lane marking and move along.



Please share your views.

STEERING ERRORS ON CURVES - YouTube

The above Video has good information on the same. Sharing for the benefit of newbies like me in the Community