Posted on 3/28/2025
It starts off subtle—your hands are steady on the wheel, but your car has other plans. You feel it drifting slightly to one side, and before you know it, you're constantly adjusting just to keep it straight. If your car is pulling to the left or right, there’s a good chance something’s off under the surface, and it’s not something to ignore. Even a small pull can be a sign of tire issues, alignment problems, or worn suspension components. Catching the cause early can save you from uneven tire wear, steering trouble, and more expensive repairs later. Tire Pressure and Uneven Wear One of the most common (and easiest to fix) reasons your car pulls is uneven tire pressure. When one tire has less air than the others, it creates an imbalance that shifts the way your vehicle moves. If the front right tire is underinflated, for example, the car may naturally drift in that direction. Check your tire pressure regularly—especially if the pull ... read more