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What Causes a Car to Pull to One Side?

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LaAdrian

07/24/25 1:21pm

The reasons for a car pulling to one side: 1. Uneven tire pressure: If the tire pressure on the left and right sides is unequal, it will cause uneven wear between the drive wheels and the ground. Different friction levels can directly lead to the car pulling to one side. The solution is to check the tire pressure at a car maintenance and repair shop. 2. Suspension system failure: A faulty suspension system can also cause the car to pull to one side. This is a more serious issue, and once detected, it is advisable to perform a thorough inspection and repair. 3. Inconsistent wheelbase on both sides: After prolonged use, vehicles are bound to encounter bumps and collisions. If the overall vehicle body is deformed, the wheelbase on both sides differs significantly and is not promptly corrected, or if the correction does not meet technical requirements, the car will tend to pull towards the side with the shorter wheelbase when driving.

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OKaden

08/11/25 7:24am

When I used to drive a car, the steering would pull to one side, and it felt like the wheel was always tugging to the right, making driving really tiring. The most common cause is uneven tire pressure—for example, if the front left tire has a leak and lower pressure, it can make the car pull to one side. Additionally, suspension issues like worn or cracked control arm bushings or damaged shock absorbers can also make the steering unstable. I once had a case where the steering gear was internally worn, and only after repairs did I realize that was the culprit. Ignoring such issues can lead to uneven tire wear, shortening their lifespan and creating hazards, especially at high speeds. It's best to visit a repair shop for a wheel alignment check and ensure proper tire pressure for safety. Regularly checking tire pressure monthly can help prevent problems before they arise.

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