Here is the other picture

 

That does not look right

 

i know in some cases like lawn mowers when you turn the wheel one tire will turn further than the other. it is sopsoed to help with stearing or improve turning radius.. or something idk lol just a thought

 

I don't think our X does that....least not to that extent......

**EDIT**...Kinda feeling baited here....so what happened in the time period between the first to second pictures??...was it rolled??...the driver's side roll cage at the top front and rear kinda looks tweeked??.....or is it the busy background of the trees and snow??....camera angle??....if you had issues between pics 1 & 2, please disclose them.....Lance

 

The first pic was taken on a Saturday after a lot of snow. When reviewing my pictures that night I notice the distortion in the front end. The next day was sunny and I took the second picture to send a friend to ask his advice.

The machine has been driven very conservatively and has not been damaged in any way.

 

Wow....no damage and fine straight ahead...again, it does look a bit too extreme....do you get that look with the wheels pointed the other way?......will check ours and let you know....kinda scary to see that, isn't it?.....Lance

 

Looks a bit out of whack. Have you seen our sister forum at Can-Am Commander Forum

 

Yes if you could check your machine that would be great. This was the only time I noticed this but will check again this weekend.

 

It's because our machines have Ackerman stearing geometry. On the picture the right wheel is not straight or dead center. The inner wheel will always have a greater angle compared to the outer wheel. The reason for this is to prevent wheel scrub in a turn cause the inner wheel has a tighter circle than the outer.
Ackermann steering geometry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Thanks for this. I am probably stating the obvious, but you don't think I need to take this in to the dealer ?