2016 Performance Pack Tramlining?

[Ze White Tiger]

*** Resolved, updated with alignment print off below***

I searched around on here for a bit and couldn't find anything that matched my situation. Just got my 2016 PP a couple weeks ago and it seems this car tramlines pretty bad. This is my third Mustang, first in four years and I can't remember either of my others driving like this. This car has 52k miles and has stock suspension and wheels. Tires are Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+ set at 32psi cold. Tire tread remaining is about 4/32-5/32 rear and about 6/32-7/32 front. The tires seem to be wearing normally as well, so I was wondering if this is normal for a PP car or if I need to go get the alignment checked.

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[NightmareMoon]

Bald tires make it worse, but yeah get the alignment checked, thats the first step. Toe out will do that.

 

[carguy231]

I searched around on here for a bit and couldn't find anything that matched my situation. Just got my 2016 PP a couple weeks ago and it seems this car tramlines pretty bad. This is my third Mustang, first in four years and I can't remember either of my others driving like this. This car has 52k miles and has stock suspension and wheels. Tires are Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3+ set at 32psi cold. Tire tread remaining is about 4/32-5/32 rear and about 6/32-7/32 front. The tires seem to be wearing normally as well, so I was wondering if this is normal for a PP car or if I need to go get the alignment checked.

I always notice that when my front tires start getting older and thus harder. Short of replacement, probably no way to fix it.

 

[Roadway 5.0]

Bald tires make it worse, but yeah get the alignment checked, thats the first step. Toe out will do that.

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[Ze White Tiger]

Bald tires make it worse, but yeah get the alignment checked, thats the first step. Toe out will do that.

Finally got her in to a local shop today. Toe was way off. The car drives substantially better now.

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