Why does my car keep turning left and right when I accelerate or reverse?

I want to change the linear path of my controller and I don't know any other way other than force feedback and it keeps pushing left and right when I put down either trigger. When I put down R2 (Gas) it keeps going left and right even though I turned off the force feedback feature because I thought it was just vibrations, but now it continues to do that stupid thing whenever I adjust the path, it never did that in previous versions. Help? (I don't want to reinstall because that would take a few nights cause I have slow download speed and I don't enjoy downloading during the day).

 

Add a dead zone to your controller input. Go to Options > Controls > Vehicle > steering axis (or smth) next scroll down a bit to see the dead zone option, then change it to whatever you want

 

My controller does have a dead zone on the steering, it's just enough that it doesn't respond to the middle wiggles that can sometimes happen, though the feedback makes it like I need a wheel. You know how high horsepowered cars always need a strong grip on the wheel or else it'll turn left or right on it's own? It's like it needs a wheel and that kind of feedback means I can't do anything with it, I have a controller, a PS4 controller, not a wheel. It'll steer only when I put in the L2 and R2 because I'm used to playing with vibration. It only happens when I add them two to the feedback list.

 

Suspension being out of alignment is one of the common reason why are experiencing this issue.

 

Well, some cars have some torque steer. For me happens on almost all cars that drive the front wheels. Probably you'll have to stick with RWD.

 

Check your keyboard/controller bindings, you might inadvertently bind acceleration to steering. Also use the pedal & axis app and steering position app during driving

 

What do you not understand exactly? When you play with ffb, it can shake joysticks, it's normal. So the only solution is deactivating the ffb