I had a small fender bender in my 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee, hit a curb on the passenger side at low speed. The body shop fixed the wheel and tire and did an alignment, but the car still feels like it's driving slightly sideways. When I'm going straight, the steering wheel is centered but the car seems to crab a little. A friend said the impact might have bent the rear axle or shifted the subframe. I need to find a shop that offers Mussafah Chassis Repair Service and can put the car on a jig to measure everything. Has anyone here had a car feel crooked after a curb hit and found it was a bent control arm or a shifted subframe? Also wondering if a damaged wheel hub could cause this. The car has 80k km and I want it fixed properly. Any advice on what to check first or a good chassis specialist in Mussafah would be great. Thanks.