Can Am ATV / UTV pulling to one side? Check this out! 2014 BRP Commander 800 Steering issues.
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- We purchased this second hand Can Am Commander 800 not long ago. Ever since we have owned it, it pulls really hard to the right hand side. I spent hours taking measurements of the frame, suspension steering components and more. I did multiple alignments, changed air pressure and more. Still, pulls hard to the right. Finally, I find the issue and it's probably not what you think. 2 minute fix....for REAL!
You just solved my problem while I'm at my cabin where I don't have the means to correct this. Thanks!
Glad it helped!!
That was fascinating and you are brilliant. I wonder if the tire manufacturer gives out this kind of information at point of sale. Can you imagine the cost of having it checked at a dealership for something so trivial? It was lucky that you were able to find another person who had an idea of what might have been the cause. Thank goodness for the internet. I am now wondering if this might be something that may also happen with other recreational vehicle tires.
My 2021 Can Am Defender just got new tires. Same size as yours. My old ones are the same as yours - Maxis Bighorn 2.0. Got new ones Terabyte from Rocky Mountain ATV. Mounted them, aligned them. Started pulling to the right and after several attempts adjusting alignment I went to UA-cam for advice and found your vid here. It’s miraculous! I switched my front tires to the opposite side and voila, problem is gone! I did check tire height and didn’t see a remarkable variance. Thanks for this vid! I am relieved my problem is gone.❤
Amazing! I like the Bighorn's they perform well for what I need but this is annoying. I'm about to change tires to soon. I'm really glad this helped you!
Wow! What a great tip! We sold ours after trying everything and to the dealership who claimed they fixed it! Nice job! First ride today on my 2016 I just picked up, now I'll know if this one acts up! Thank you!
The pulling is so annoying!! I'm changing the tires out soon. Thanks for watching!
I have this problem on my 21 cfmoto 500 pulls to the right shop said it was fine maybe it was my tires were low after a hr like he says it’s hard on u over steering it
It is exhausting after a while for sure. I still haven't replaced the tires on mine yet so I still need to monitor the tire pressure really carefully to have a good ride. It's due this spring for some new rubber!! Thanks for watching.
Thanks! I’ve dealt with the same issue. Have the tire pressure the the same on all 4. Can’t wait to measure tire height. Great insight!
Good luck !! Hope it helps.
Good to know, haven't had that issue with mine yet
can't wait to try your tip out, i was about to go through all the painful steps you did!
I hope it works for you as well as it does for me! Thanks for watching.
OHHHH my f...... god! Thank for the tip man you solve it for me too:D :D :D
Happy to help!
Mine does it too bad,, give it gas and pulls hard to the right almost rolling it. Tire check today.
Very good information. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This issue the same in the 1000’s???
Im sure this issue affects any utv. I hope it helps.
I will try this. Mine has a pull to the right as well.
I hope it works for you as well!
@@NorthernHomeGarage It did!
Did it only pull to the right while on 4x4
No. It pulled all the time. I can't wait to change my tires.
@@NorthernHomeGarage what is the solution more air in your right front tire ???? sorry am french and i have the same issue
@@deanerstyle yes that was the fix. More air in the right front. Thanks for watching.
@@NorthernHomeGarage but your front tire have the same size so why juste put more air in the right one ??
La raison de mettre plus d'air dans le pneu avant droit est que si les deux pneus ont la même pression d'air, le diamètre est différent. C'est un problème de fabricant que j'ai trouvé lors de mes recherches. Donc ce que je fais, j’ajouter plus de pression à l'avant droit pour que le diamètre soit le même que l'avant gauche. D e cette façon, il ne tire pas d'un côté. :)