common. staggered wheels + crested streets in north america (driving on right side of the road).
The median/suicide lanes are raised slightly to push water into the gutters.
front and rear "outer" track width are the same, BUT the rear wheels are wider.
This means the rear inner track width is more narrow, so the front wheels kind of try to line themselves into the grooves that are worn into the roads.
If it "was" the alignment that was off, I would to take it to an empty parking lot and try seeing if it wanders.
The median/suicide lanes are raised slightly to push water into the gutters.
front and rear "outer" track width are the same, BUT the rear wheels are wider.
This means the rear inner track width is more narrow, so the front wheels kind of try to line themselves into the grooves that are worn into the roads.
If it "was" the alignment that was off, I would to take it to an empty parking lot and try seeing if it wanders.
