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    car pulls to the left

    Like the title says. Not enough to be dangerous, just enough to be annoying.

    The obvious answer is "get an alignment". But the thing is, I just got one last week (after replacing the right axle, the tie rod outers, and the sway bar links). It was pulling to the left before all that work, still doing it after. So it must be something independent of the alignment. What else can it be?

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    It IS possible that the alignment was done incorrectly. My car has pulled to the left consistently since I last had an alignment (and I had it done with the installation of 4 brand new tires.)

    It could also be worn tires, especially if you drove with a bad alignment for any period of time. Try rotating your tires and see if it changes anything.

    Additionally, it could be worn suspension components. A blown shock on one side could cause tracking issues (I have a blown passenger side shock... maybe that's the reason for my left pull...)






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      Like I said, it was the same before and after the alignment, so I doubt that's the problem. And I've had good experiences with this shop, so I trust them not to fuck it up.

      The front shocks are still pretty new, so I don't think that's it either, but I'll check them out.

      I'm leaning towards the worn tire theory.

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        Check your radius rod bushings

        If they go bad it will cause your car to pull regardless of a good alignment. They control the forward/backwards movement of the knuckle. If they go bad the knuckle can move around within the wheel well causing your car to pull

        Besides that i would take it back and have them redo the alignment. I had my accord aligned once and it was done wrong. I took it back and they redid it and it drove fine after that.

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