How to Adjust Car Brakes?
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Methods for adjusting car brakes: 1. Adjust the gap between left and right brakes or grind the contact surface of the brake shoes according to specifications; 2. Take the car to a repair station to check the brake system, focusing on the right front wheel's brake caliper; 3. Inspect the ball joints and rubber bushings of the front suspension. Reasons for car brakes pulling to one side: 1. Uneven braking force between the left and right sides of the same axle; 2. Different braking torque on the left and right sides of the same axle, causing unilateral braking; 3. Differences in tire pressure, tread patterns, or wear levels between the two sides can lead to different actual rolling radii of the wheels, resulting in unequal straight-line travel distances. This situation may cause the car to pull to one side even when the brakes are not applied.