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Pulling to the left
Posted: 09 Jun 2010, 15:05
by Kit Bones
Hi
My van has been pulling to left even after having the wheels balanced/tracking done etc.
It first occurred after having new tires fitted all round. I took it back to the garage that fitted them and they re-balanced and tracked, it seemed OK for a bit but steadily got worse again. I then took it to Jacks who balanced and tracked again. Seemed OK for a bit. Then seemed to gradually pull left again. Does anyone have any ideas? Brakes sticking maybe?
Cheers!
Re: Pulling to the left
Posted: 09 Jun 2010, 15:12
by syncrosimon
The camber in the road will take you to the left. Short of a runway it is very difficult to find a truly flat piece of road. See if it gets better as you move away from the left of the road.
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Re: Pulling to the left
Posted: 09 Jun 2010, 15:25
by Simon Baxter
Tracking will have absolutley zreo effect on pulling.
Camber and castor will.
Re: Pulling to the left
Posted: 09 Jun 2010, 15:44
by Kit Bones
It's definitely pulling to the left. I've left it far too long and worn out the front tires - kerbside is worn on the inside and the nearside is worn on the outside edge
Re: Pulling to the left
Posted: 09 Jun 2010, 15:48
by Aidan
Had mine tracked at Brickies on the new digital stuff and nice, improved definately, just need to get the new trailing arms on - AL , where's the trailing arm ?
then do it again and should be perfect till it gets thumped against immoveable planet
Re: Pulling to the left
Posted: 09 Jun 2010, 17:19
by v-lux
AL , where's the trailing arm ?
Bugger, i knew there was something else i was supposed to be doing..
Hate it when that happens..
I'll get on the case then.............!
Re: Pulling to the left
Posted: 10 Jun 2010, 19:40
by Simon Baxter
Kit Bones wrote:It's definitely pulling to the left. I've left it far too long and worn out the front tires - kerbside is worn on the inside and the nearside is worn on the outside edge
Sounds like you have a combination of wheel alignment issues.
Re: Pulling to the left
Posted: 11 Jun 2010, 10:10
by Kit Bones
I think so Simon.... also a bit of a knock from the kerbside over bumpy ground. Must look into it.