Will the car pull to one side if the front tires are one new and one old?
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Will the car pull to one side if the front tires are one new and one old? The reason is that the new tire has higher air pressure, while the old tire is slightly more worn, resulting in different grip levels between the left and right tires. The causes of vehicle pulling to one side are as follows: Different tire tread patterns: The tread patterns on the two sides are different, or one side is deeper while the other is shallower. It is best to use the same model of tires for the entire vehicle. At the very least, the two tires on the front axle and the two on the rear axle must be the same, and the tread depth must be identical. If they exceed the wear limit, they must be replaced. Unequal tire pressure on both sides: Unequal tire pressure will cause the tires to become different in size, inevitably leading to pulling to one side when rolling. Uneven spring deformation of the front shock absorbers: The condition of the shock absorber springs can be judged by pressing or comparing after disassembly.