Steering Wheel Problems of Hyundai Sonata

Vehicle pulls sharply to the left while driving down the road about 25 mph. The steering wheel jerked from my wife's hands .

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Car pulls to the left since brand new. Very noticeable when driving at a high speed for a length of time. Constant right pressure must be maintained on steering wheel to prevent car from moving to the left. At a slow speed on back roads the pull is not that noticeable. For some reason, when taking a right turn off a highway ramp, the left pull increases, which requires increased right pressure on the steering wheel. Have had car checked at dealer, alignment was checked, and told everything is fine. Researching the Hyundai forums, it appears my Sonata is not the only car experiencing this problem, and as of this date, Hyundai/kia have no fix, or even acknowledge their is a problem.

I have a turbo limited Sonata. It has a severe left pull. If I am driving on a flat surface and let go of the steering wheel, I would be off the road to the left in about 5-6 seconds. If I am accelerating, I would be off the road within 1-2 seconds. It is a real problem. My dealership does not have the specs to fix the issue. I called the next closest dealer and they also do not have a fix. I am constantly assured that Hyundai is working on the issue, but lets face it, it has been over six months. I have lost faith that they are working on a fix. The newly sold 2011 Sonata limited turbos are being sold with the 17" wheels, not the 18" wheels I have. Therefore, it looks as though they are trying to change it to fix the problem. But what about those of us with the 18" wheels? do we have to wait until someone dies before this gets fixed? that is not acceptable to me. There are already over 165 complaints and I hope more are added daily. I am a repeat Hyundai Sonata buyer and very discouraged with the quality of safety in this car. Please investigate the problem and force a recall!.

The contact owns a 2005 Hyundai Sonata. While driving 35 mph, the steering wheel became stiff. The contact pulled over and turned off the vehicle. When the vehicle was restarted, the steering operated normally. There were no warning indicator lights present. The dealer was unable to duplicate and diagnose the cause of failure. The current and failure mileages were 56,000.

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Steering wheel, check engine light, and catalytic converter.

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