Road Crown Pull

I drove Camrys (second and fourth gens) for many years. I now have a Gen 3 Prius, and I hate the handling. It is super sensitive to road crown, always wanting to go right. I understand the right hand drift that is standard, and that the right wheel is the drive wheel and can cause slight pulling.

about 9 months ago I had the car aligned and was told the alignment was good. The tires were worn, and needed replacement, I put a new set of Bridgestone Turanza's on it 2 months ago, and had the wheels aligned. I was told that one measurement was off and they adjusted that, but that the camber can't be adjusted on a Prius(?).

The pull is stronger that what I believe a road crown should cause. If I drive on a one way street in the left lane it will pull left somewhat but not like it does right on a right side crown. At high speed it kinda scares me as I have to constantly be counter steering to a degree. On a level road (hard to find around here) the right pull is greatly reduced but still there to a degree.

Is it just that Prius are overly road crown sensitive (I have a hard time believing this)? I asked the shop if any of the front end parts were worn if they would be able to tell when doing the alignment and was told yes, and that the pull was just "the nature of the beast as the camber cant be adjusted on a Prius".

Any ideas or pointers would be most appreciated.

 

Thanks for your response, so is this road crown sensitivity a known thing with Prius?