Did you noticed the alignment was off when you test drove the car or did
that occur after you had purchased the car? Did you hit a pot hole or a
curve?

You should go test drive another similar car and see if it feels the same.

Do you have good tire pressure on both sides?
Are these turns on flat/level roads and not ones with crowns?

The closer to left tire explanation might be a good explanation if you're
telling a 5 year old but... ask them to prove that one.

Good luck..
"Al Pardo" <pardok@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Greetings
>
> I bought this 2004 new Honda Accord V-6 a month ago. Few days after, I
> noticed that the steering was a little strange, and that the car was
> pulling to the right.
>
> I took the car to the dealer and they found that the car needed an
> alignment job. After this, the car improved a little bit but I still
> have this situation with the steering. I feel that turning to the left
> offers a lot more resistance than turning to the right.
>
> If I turn to the right the steering wheel will return back to the
> center position very gently as the car is moving away from the curve
> (like in any other car), But if I turn to the left, the steering wheel
> tries to move back to the center position immediately and very
> persistently.
>
> The people at the dealer told me that this kind of resistance is
> normal because the steering wheel is closer to the left tire.
>
> I also ask them to switch the front tires but this made no difference.
>
> Any comments will be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Al