Truck Pulls To The Right

[redjewel2ss]

before paying more money at another alignment shop, it wouldn't hurt to check this first! might even cost less to replace the brake hoses like PM26 suggested, before going to another alignment shop

 

As mentioned, I would carefully inspect front calipers for any possbility of dragging on the rotor. An old rubber brake hose can cause this, as it swells internally and acts as a one way check valve. I had this happen on an older GM car and it was incredible how badly the caliper dragged on the rotor. Replacing the caliper did nothing, replacing the brake hose fixed it.

 

you have a bad front calipers (passenger side) - how do i know this? I have - same issue, if you can pull all your front brake pads out, you'll see uneven wear

 

[mattymax]

Old topic, but did you ever fix the issue >?

 

-matt

[1990ss]

I just had to take it back to the alignment shop 2 or 3 more times before they got it dialed in. It's good now.

[Gurrzt]

It maybe a radial pull, try rotation of the tires, and see if it still pulls.

[1990ss]

Yeah, I tried that. They just had to keep adjusting on it. It's good now.