What Causes a Car's Steering Wheel to Be Misaligned?
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Reasons: Uneven tire pressure; Braking system malfunction, etc. Below are detailed explanations: Uneven tire pressure: Check the tire pressure to see if all four wheels have consistent pressure. If not, inflate the tire(s) with lower pressure to ensure all four wheels maintain the same pressure. Then, take the car for a test drive to see if it still pulls to one side. If the issue is resolved, carefully inspect the tire(s) with lower pressure—there's a high chance they have been damaged by foreign objects and need timely repair or replacement. Braking system malfunction: Due to prolonged use, the braking system may experience wear and tear, potentially preventing it from fully returning to its original position. This can cause resistance on one side of the wheel while driving, leading to steering misalignment during operation.