Some Toyota Camry owners report experiencing fishtailing and pulling to the right after an alignment, particularly worsening on bumps and in snowy conditions. Common causes for this issue include bad wheel alignment, uneven tire pressure, and worn suspension or steering components, which can make driving difficult and dangerous. Additionally, some owners find that sticking brake calipers or defective wheel bearings contribute to the problem. A thorough alignment check is crucial, as some services may only assess toe alignment, neglecting other important factors like caster. In certain cases, replacing tires or performing alignments may not fully resolve the issue, necessitating further actions such as tire swapping or replacing specific tires. It is recommended that owners seek a comprehensive inspection to identify the root cause of these handling issues.

Some Toyota Camry owners report experiencing tire feathering and cupping issues even after multiple alignments and strut replacements. These problems can stem from misaligned wheels, which remain a significant cause of tire wear despite regular alignments, especially if suspension and steering components are showing age-related wear. Additionally, worn suspension parts can exacerbate these tire issues, affecting alignment and overall tire health. While replacing struts may reduce vibrations and noise, it often does not entirely resolve the underlying causes of tire cupping and feathering. Some owners also note that poor quality tires can contribute to these problems, highlighting the importance of using high-quality tires suited for the vehicle. Regular maintenance, including tire rotations, balancing, and prompt attention to alignment issues, is crucial for preventing further tire damage. If issues persist, it is advisable for owners to seek a professional inspection of the suspension components and overall tire condition to identify any hidden concerns.