Pulling while driving
- Low tire pressure on one side
- Wheel alignment out of spec after potholes
- Radial pull from a defective tire
- Worn tie rods or control arm bushings
- Road crown — most roads slope slightly right for drainage
Pulling while braking
One caliper grabbing harder — or not releasing — causes a pull under braking. Contaminated pads or a collapsed hose can also cause it.
DFW roads and alignment
Construction zones and potholes on Metroplex roads knock alignment out often. After replacing tie rods or control arms, always get an alignment.