What Causes a New Car to Pull to One Side?
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The reasons why a new car may pull to one side are: 1. Inconsistent tire pressure in the drive wheels, leading to uneven wear between the drive wheels and the ground, causing the car to pull; 2. Suspension system faults, such as damage, deformation, or misalignment of the suspension components, can cause the car to pull; 3. Inconsistent wheelbase on the left and right sides—when the car is moving, it will tend to pull toward the side with the shorter wheelbase. Solutions for a new car pulling to one side include: 1. Adjust the belt tension according to specifications and tighten the connecting screws of all components; 2. Inspect all connection points of the oil pipes and tighten the connecting bolts; 3. Replace the oil pipes, power steering pump, or power steering gear; 4. Fill the oil to the specified level and inspect or replace the oil cup.