@discov I know this may sound stupid, (and probably is) but have you tried a different dealership ? basically a different alignment machine and mechanic. You may have a "mushy" suspension - may need changing.

 

My '17 steering wheel is slightly turned to the left when the wheels are centered, but just enough to notice. Alignment and tire wear is perfect and no tracking issues. I'm just going to roll with it.

 

Good Morning, I am just wondering if you ever got this issue sorted out as I am having the exact same issue with my 2019 Velar, it have been going over for just over 1 year and had 6 alignments but they still cannot get the steering wheel straight.

 

I'm looking at buying a used 2021 Discovery in Canada with 65,000 km. I saw they vehicle when it was dropped off and each corner has some scuffs and each door has a few dents but nothing that won't "disappear" during "reconditioning". It needs new tires but I noted that 3 of them have chunks out the side wall (rims are not damaged). Had I been there a week later I wouldn't have seen any of this.
I also asked for a copy of the service history which had been religiously done by the dealer at the age or mileage. I note it had had 3 wing mirrors repaced so obviously someone who can't manage the size even with cameras!
My bigger concern is that every serice, without exception, had wheel balancing and alignment done and some have tires refitted. This indicates more of a problem to me than a driver who hits the curbs sometimes!
I'm thinking, based on this thread, that I should keep looking! It will have 3 years of CPO but I don't need a lemon!
Thoughts and comments welcomed.

 

Was there ever an outcome in this steering wheel issue?

Same issue here in a 2024 Velar.