I recently bought the 2024 Tiida Intelligent Edition and it's my third time driving on the highway. When I reached 130 km/h, I noticed that after exiting the highway, the steering wheel needs to be slightly turned to the right to go straight. If I keep it centered, the car veers to the left. Is this normal? Also, is getting a wheel alignment expensive?

After changing to new tires, the steering feels heavier. I always used Continental CPC2, but switched to Goodyear Assurance (also did a wheel alignment). It doesn't veer off course, but the steering feels heavier, and the accelerator is also heavier. For those who've changed tires, how do you feel about it? Also, a reminder: wheel alignment is a maintenance service, not mandatory. If you choose to do it, make sure to check the shop's equipment and skills. I feel it wasn't really necessary this time.

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I bought it last month, and now the steering wheel pulls to the right while driving straight. Has anyone else encountered this issue?

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I recently bought the 2024 Tiida Intelligent Edition and it's my third time driving on the highway. When I reached 130 km/h, I noticed that after exiting the highway, the steering wheel needs to be slightly turned to the right to go straight. If I keep it centered, the car veers to the left. Is this normal? Also, is getting a wheel alignment expensive?