What Causes the Steering Wheel to Lean to the Left?
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The reasons for the steering wheel leaning to the left are: 1. Uneven tire pressure on both sides. The solution is to inflate both tires to the standard pressure and check if the wear on both wheels is uneven, leading to differences in wheel diameter and traction. 2. Uneven tread wear. Damaged springs or shock absorbers, with a focus on checking the lower side for issues like over-compression due to insufficient spring elasticity or oil leakage in the shock absorbers. Additional information: Vehicle misalignment can lead to minor issues like tire blowouts or tire failure, and in severe cases, dangerous situations such as tire bursts or loss of vehicle control. Therefore, it is essential to promptly visit a repair facility to address and resolve the problem when such issues arise.