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Pick the key of your choice and set it.
Test. When on - and if X-Plane works like every other real flight sim I've owned in the past 38 years (maybe it does, maybe it doesn't) then when it is toggled on steering switches over to NW. BUT! Only until a certain on the ground speed (varies by aircraft) is reached at which point steering on the ground switches back to rudder (which may be what is happening to you) which feels a lot different than NW steering.
Let us know if that works for ya.