Why Does the Car Steering Wheel Always Pull to One Side?
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The following is a related introduction to car steering wheel pulling to one side: 1. Check the front tire pressure: Check whether the front tire pressure is consistent. If one side is too low, it should be inflated. 2. Check the low leaf spring: If the tire pressure on both sides is equal, but when viewed from the front to the back, one side is high and the other side is low, check whether the leaf spring on the low side is broken. If it is not broken, the spring is too soft or lacks sufficient curvature and should be replaced. 3. Touch the brake drum by hand: After driving a certain distance, touch the brake drum by hand. If any individual brake drum is hot to the touch, it indicates that the wheel brake is dragging and should be adjusted. 4. Touch the brake drum by hand: If the pulling phenomenon still occurs after the above checks, check whether the front axle and frame are deformed and whether the front wheel alignment is out of specification. If necessary, correct the deformation.