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Don't know if this will help since your track work is already layed down. When I cut rails I make one pass with a file on the inner side of the rail to give it just a very slight bevel and make sure there is no burr on the metal. If your wheels are the right distance apart they should stay on track. What about pressure from the motor drive couplings? Do your trucks turn freely when motor power is being applied?
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