Suspension Problems of Lexus ES300

Ltr fm lloyd sorkin (FL) reporting premature tire wear on his vehicle a 2002 Lexus Es300 question if any tire recall notice apply. The tires showed signs of excessive wear every 18,000 miles. The consumer believes that the vehicle may be the problem not the tires (dot numbers- ejf1dmm4401, ejf1dmm4501, ejf1dmm4501, ejf1dmm4601).

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Car pulls very hard to left on highway. Dealer has tried to correct this by 1 alignment and new tires. They said they have done everyhting they are willing to do for free. Since I have to constantly keep pushing the steering wheel to the right, it is causing the tires to cup, so I will be stuck replacing tires every 12000 miles to eliminate loud road noise.

While driving at 55 mph or above vehicle will strongly pull to the left. Dealer changes wheels/tires, and done an alignment, but same problem still occurring.

Tried to veer slightly left. Car went over 3 lanes of expressway. Tried r then l 4 times and braked, but each time went over all lanes and idn't stop. Wound up 180 degrees facing the wrong way stalled. Miraculously all the drivcers behind had just stopped. Thought it was my driving technique. 2 days later wheel hard to turn. Sent for service and steering pump leaking, power steering rack broken. Transmissison gasket fluid defective,vane pump defective.

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Suspension failure.

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