Bring it back to the dealer and go on a test drive with them. Could be one bad tire. What you’re feeling is called tramlining, usually happens with bigger tires, but some just do it more than others. I’ve got the same tires on my 2025 XSE at 10k miles and no issues so far.
@Mars
Appreciate the tip!
Toyota and Bridgestone have been stuck together for over 25 years. Still don’t get why.
Same thing happens in my SE—it starts swaying and I have to keep correcting it.
Zayn said:
Same thing happens in my SE—it starts swaying and I have to keep correcting it.
It’s definitely a weird and uncomfortable feeling.
Can’t believe they don’t just use Yokohamas as the default anymore.
That’s just how sedans drive sometimes. It’s how the tires are made.
Pierce said:
That’s just how sedans drive sometimes. It’s how the tires are made.
At first I thought it was just my car doing this, but it turns out it’s a common thing.