My car almost always gets into a drift while making turns

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I recently started playing GRID 2, and from what I have seen, my car almost always gets into a drift while making turns even during normal grip races, note that I am playing with a keyboard. So, I wanted to ask whether the problem is because I am playing with a Keyboard, or the handling model itself is like that? Thanks!






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Why does my car drift when I turn?

If you've noticed your vehicle drift in the direction of a turn even after you straightened the wheel, then you've experienced memory steer. This issue stems from bad strut bearings, binding ball joints or faulty tire rods.

Why does my car feel like its sliding when I turn?

You Have Excessive Treadwear If your tires are slipping, the first thing to check is the tread. Low tread can reduce tire traction and cause your wheels to slip, especially in wet conditions or when accelerating from a stop. Particularly worn treads can even lead to tire slippage in dry conditions!

How do I stop my car from spinning when drifting?

Vehicle Wander Vehicles suffering from wander are difficult to hold in a straight line, the driver is continually having to adjust the steering to keep it moving in a straight line. There are many causes of wander, including excessive caster, loose or worn steering linkages and worn steering gears.



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