What causes a vehicle to pull to the right while driving?
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Vehicle pulling to the right while driving is caused by: 1. Tire issues: Uneven tire pressure between the two sides will cause the vehicle to pull toward the side with lower pressure; uneven tread depth on the front tires will also cause pulling toward the side with shallower tread. 2. Alignment data: Incorrect alignment data can also lead to pulling, with the vehicle tending to pull toward the side with greater camber or less caster. Vehicle pulling is not an overly serious or complex issue, mainly caused by imbalances between the left and right sides. When such problems occur, it is necessary to have the vehicle properly adjusted. Otherwise, prolonged driving in this condition will only result in uneven wear on critical components like tires, leading to more potential safety hazards.