What causes the left side of the Octavia's body to be lower than the right side?

[SanCarson]

The reasons for the left side of the Octavia's body being lower than the right side are as follows: Unequal tire pressure: Different tire pressures in the four wheels or on both sides can cause the wheels to be of unequal size, affecting the car's balance, which inevitably leads to the left side being lower than the right side. Inconsistent or failed shock absorber damping: If the vehicle's shock absorbers fail or provide inconsistent damping, it can result in uneven suspension height during driving, causing uneven force distribution on both sides of the vehicle and leading to the car pulling to one side. Uneven brake force distribution: If any of the wheels' brakes have poor return or incomplete separation, it can result in continuous force being applied to the wheel during driving, causing the left side to be lower than the right side. Abnormal gaps in the chassis: Excessive wear in the car's chassis components leading to abnormal gaps can also cause the body to be uneven, with one side higher than the other.