Poll: does your car go straight when you drive on high speed if you don't touch the steering wheel.?

yes but i don't think i'd want to sneeze just then....might cause an issue....

and yes you need an alignment...bad for the tires and the driver....

A sticky brake caliper will reason the indications your describing. because of the fact it gets sticky *each and every now and then* is the reason it in ordinary terms does it *each and every now and then*. while a brake caliper gets sticky, meaning that it does not completely launch the rigidity that it has on the brake pad once you enable up on the brake petal. there are a sort of issues that would reason a sticky caliper; frequently that is brought about by employing primary positioned on & tear. when you consider which you probably did no longer say what proportion miles your civic has on it, i'm going to guess which you're drawing close the a hundred,000 mile mark. at last, in case you are not getting the priority checked into, the guidance wheel will shake each and every time you employ the brakes.

That means your car is out of alignment. Mine is too...pulls right at the moment. But I have to get a whole buttload of work done to the front axle...so I will not be getting it aligned until I get that expensive mess taken care of!

Yes, I just had it aligned.