Its normal, because it's a "jeep thing". Although it's 2022 and jeep still can't seem to find something that would make a modern vehicle like the wrangler not drift, pull, or just flat out unable to maintain a straight line down the road without constant steering correction blows my mind. Driving a wrangler is like landing a 747 in a cross wind with a tornado on your tail.
My 2021 two door Willys is a handful as well.Lowering the air pressure in the tires did help the steering corrections but made the wallowing in the curves worse. I checked the caster in my garage, and it looked to be almost 6 positive. I centered the steering wheel which was off slightly from the factory.I have very little play in my steering and no dead spot, as others have complained. I believe much of my problem is a combination of design features tailored to helping the Jeep perform off-road.I do know one thing.....no more mud terrain tires for me. I hope you get yours lined out.First I want to thank everyone for the info. Understand it’s not a sports car but I have driven others that don’t walk the road as bad as this one
Get her back to the dealer then, it’s an alignment/steering issue and they should warranty it. Good luck!First I want to thank everyone for the info. Understand it’s not a sports car but I have driven others that don’t walk the road as bad as this one