What Are the Possible Causes of Vehicle Pulling to One Side?
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Possible causes of vehicle pulling to one side are as follows: 1. Unequal tire pressure on both sides. Unequal tire pressure can cause tires to become different in size, leading to vehicle pulling during rolling. 2. Deformation of front shock absorber springs with inconsistent cushioning on both sides. The condition of the shock absorber springs can be judged by pressing or comparing after removal. 3. Failure of front shock absorbers. After failure, the vehicle's suspension will be uneven in height during driving, resulting in uneven force distribution and causing the vehicle to pull to one side. 4. Poor return or incomplete separation of a wheel's brake. This is equivalent to applying partial braking on one side continuously, causing the vehicle to pull to one side during driving.