Steering wheel not centered when going straight

[R Raptor]

The steering wheel on my 2025 Ranger raptor is angled just a bit to the left when going straight I’m wondering if it’s an alignment issue or something with the steering rack?
Any ideas to what could be the cause of this

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[huskyfargo]

I went through that multiple times with the dealership. I’d get it aligned and the wheel would be crooked again just a few miles down the road.
I ended up going to Discount Tire and they got the alignment done right, and I’ve had zero problems with it in 3 months.

 

[Advseeker4life]

I think this seems to be a standard, my 2025 off the factory floor was the same...

 

[jordantii]

Same here but mine is to the right. Been to the dealer twice. They suck.

 

[ShadowDragon24]

Roads are not level they are sloped to the outside curbs/ditches. naturally making any vehicle pull to outside(right) meaning you have to turn left slightly. unless alignment was outside specs, the slope and crown of road is likely culprit

 

[huskyfargo]

Roads are not level they are sloped to the outside curbs/ditches. naturally making any vehicle pull to outside(right) meaning you have to turn left slightly. unless alignment was outside specs, the slope and crown of road is likely culprit

I thought about that, but it was crooked in driveways, parking lots, everywhere. In fact, I felt the wheel slip out of place when I drove off the lot. Ford told me they couldn’t get to it again for 2 weeks. I took it to Discount Tire 2 days after Ford aligned it and the specs were worse than when I took it to Ford in the first place. DT got it almost perfect, and checked 3 months later and it’s the same.

 

[NYMPHS]

Same here from Day one. Wheel is more to the right. Annoying.....

 

[ChronciallyChronic]

The steering wheel on my 2025 Ranger raptor is angled just a bit to the left when going straight I’m wondering if it’s an alignment issue or something with the steering rack?
Any ideas to what could be the cause of this

Does it change at all depending on which lane you're in? If you're a bit to the left it could be as a result to the crown that all roads should have.

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