
morphic-monkey
u/morphic-monkey

Hey everyone, I've got a question/concern to run past you. I picked up my S650 GT Convertible in February 2025. I absolutely love the car, but I've had a few funny quality issues with it in its first year. I won't go through all of them, there's just one I want to ask you about.
A few weeks after I picked up the car, I noticed that the wheel alignment seemed to suddenly drift. I would say that it was off by about 5 degrees to the left. In other words, I had to hold the wheel about 5 degrees left of centre to keep the car straight. I've never had a wheel alignment issue with any car I've ever owned and so I began thinking about what the culprits could be for this, including:
- Driving over
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When I build highways, I have to build each direction separately. I tend to find this annoying at times, because it means that I build in one direction and then have to carefully line up the opposite direction (because, quite often, I want both highways to look like one bi-directional highway that are perfectly lined up). Sometimes I split them and in these cases I don't mind that they are separate 'pieces'.
I'm just wondering, are you aware of any mods or anything that allow me to lay down a single highway 'piece' that is bi-directional?
If this doesn't make sense - I'm really not sure how to describe what I
