-Uneven tire pressure or a flat tire can cause your car to pull the right.
Misaligned Wheels
- When your wheels are misaligned, they can cause your car to pull to the right.
- This can happen if you've hit a curb or other object or if your car has been in an accident.
Worn Suspension Parts
- Worn suspension parts can also cause your car to pull the right.
- The control arms, ball joints, and tie rods allow your wheels to turn and move smoothly.
- When these parts wear out, they can cause your car to pull to one side.
Brake Problems
- Brake problems can also cause your car to pull the right.
- If your brake calipers or rotors are damaged or seized, they can apply uneven pressure to the wheels, causing your car to pull to one side.
Loose Steering Gear
- Loose steering gear can also cause your car to pull the right.
- The steering gear connects the steering wheel to the wheels, and if it's loose, it can allow your wheels to move independently of each other, causing your car to pull to one side.
