Is there any way to adapt the steering system to reduce its sensitivity when steering at speeds above 100 km/h?
Compared to, for example, German cars, in the DS7 you have to constantly correct your driving with the steering wheel.
Is there any way to adapt the steering system to reduce its sensitivity when steering at speeds above 100 km/h?
Compared to, for example, German cars, in the DS7 you have to constantly correct your driving with the steering wheel.
That’s what you got the Lane Assist for.
But no, I haven’t really noticed the issue (and I had 2 Mercs in succession right before the DS7).
Sure you don’t have too much pressure in the tires, or anything like that?
Alignment might be off… Or different/wrong pressure in the tyres…
Pressure is fine.
Lane assist is great, but I’m still aware enough to drive myself and don’t want to give that pleasure to a machine.
I saw a few reviews about the DS7 on YT with a similar impression but I didn’t think it would be so annoying.
Tracking could be out, tyre pressures wrong or not equal, shock absorber issue.
I’d start with the most common and easiest/cheapest culprits, tyre pressures, then get your tracking looked at.
Pressures checked and is fine, no changes.