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YOUR RESEARCHSteering heavier after car in for service? - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK

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I checked the tyre pressures on arriving home and they are correct.

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Check the tyre pressure when the tyres are cold, not after a run.

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Check the tyre pressure when the tyres are cold, not after a run.

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Replace today

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Had my car in for a 6 year minor service / drive belt change today.

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Run 40 psi rear, 34 psi front

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Pressures were the same as I had been running: 40 psi rear, 34 psi front

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Check the tyre pressure when the tyres are cold, not after a run.

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Check tyre pressures

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I checked the tyre pressures on arriving home and they are correct.

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Replace today

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Had my car in for a 6 year minor service / drive belt change today.

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Run 40 psi rear, 34 psi front

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Suggestion · Original poster

Pressures were the same as I had been running: 40 psi rear, 34 psi front

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi Guys, Had my car in for a 6 year minor service / drive belt change today. All went well with no advisories. However on driving home I thought my steering felt heavier/more weighted than before. I checked the tyre pressures on arriving home and they are correct. The car had also only done 2 miles from the mileage I noted before it went in for the service to picking it up after. Any ideas on what could cause this? I will have to get back out in the car again to be 100% sure but it definitely felt like it. Cheers, Kevin.

POST 2Original post

You've had the pressures too high for ages and they've lowered them for you?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Pressures were the same as I had been running: 40 psi rear, 34 psi front

POST 5Original post

they have kerbed it and your geometry is now buggered - good luck.

POST 6Original post

More likely to feel different with the suspension having been sat unloaded for a while whilst on the ramp. Ashley

POST 7Original post

Check the tyre pressure when the tyres are cold, not after a run.

POST 8Original post

athomp04 said: More likely to feel different with the suspension having been sat unloaded for a while whilst on the ramp. Ashley You really think that that would make a difference? I'd imagine that everything would have 'settled' after about 3 metres of forward motion.

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