How to Solve the Problem of Car Swaying Left and Right?
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Solutions for car swaying left and right are as follows: 1. Tires: First, check the manufacturer's recommended tire pressure. For most family cars, it is set between 2.0 bar and 2.5 bar, with different values for front and rear wheels. Uneven tire pressure will inevitably cause the car to pull to one side. To ensure better tire usage, rotate the tires every 20,000 kilometers to promote even wear. Since the wear on the drive wheels is always greater than on other wheels, uneven friction can directly cause the car to pull to one side. 2. Suspension: Cars that have been in use for a certain number of years are prone to suspension aging, which can lead to the vehicle pulling to one side. Over time, issues such as frame deformation, front axle misalignment, negative toe-in, worn suspension arms, uneven front leaf spring tension, and loose tie rod ends can all cause the car to pull to one side. 3. Increased pulling during braking: Focus on inspecting the braking system, as unequal braking force on the left and right wheels can also cause the car to pull to one side. First, visually inspect the front brake discs and pads for oil contamination, water exposure, or hardening. If the brake discs and pads are normal, check for any brake caliper leaks, loose brake caliper mounting brackets, or issues with the brake pads not retracting properly.
