What are the causes of car pulling to one side while driving?
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Car pulling to one side while driving can be caused by: 1. Poor brake return or incomplete separation of a certain wheel; 2. Unequal tire pressure on both sides; 3. Deformation of shock absorber springs, resulting in inconsistent cushioning on both sides; 4. Different tread patterns or uneven tread depth on both sides; 5. Excessive wear or abnormal gaps in vehicle chassis components; 6. Failure of front shock absorbers; 7. Overall deformation of the vehicle frame. Solutions: 1. The problem can be resolved by performing a four-wheel alignment; 2. If the issue exceeds the standard range, a correction platform must be used for adjustment. It is recommended to use the same type of tires for the entire vehicle, with both front and rear axle tires being identical and having the same tread depth.