nn432100

its either the road or your tires. When i changed out my tires to all seasons, it didnt happen anymore. Im not sure which brand of tire it is but it is a known isssue. take it back to the dealer and they should replace the tire(s).

solspeed

It the ROAD's. It does that all the times when i drive in MIAMI , hahaha

hihi410

my does too....maybe its common for Lexus.

I always check my tire pressure and fill it with the OEM specs. But I can feel it turning to the right a bit too.

FiveOhNine

It's a combination of road, tires and super overboosted Lexus grandma steering.

15951

In all fairness, they've simplified that to "SOLG steering system" in the new brochures. In combination with the FAA seats (fat-assed American), they're poised to take over the market.

FiveOhNine

hehe, catchy.

I thought it was a drawback of the all electric steering, but after driving the IS-F I realize that it's that Lexus just couldn't make up their minds about whether the ISx50 is a small, sporty sedan or a land yacht. The F has no such identity crisis.