What Causes the Car Body to Lean to the Left?

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The main reasons for car body leaning include: 1. Shock absorber oil leakage or damage. 2. Broken shock absorber spring. 3. Damaged adjustable suspension. 4. Improper adjustment of adjustable shock absorbers. Additional information: The following are reasons why the car body may feel like it's leaning to the right while driving: 1. Insufficient tire pressure on the right side: Low pressure causes the wheel height to drop, making the right side of the body appear lower. This can be resolved by adding tire pressure. 2. Damaged right shock absorber: A damaged shock absorber leads to insufficient support, lowering the right side of the body. Replacing the shock absorber is necessary. 3. Damage to the right suspension system: Deformation of the lower arm system changes the wheel's working position, creating a sensation that the right side of the body is lower. Replacing the lower arm system is required.