Alignment problems?

[dfwrere]

A slight pull to the right on a single lane roadway is typically the water drainage crown in the road. Drive in the left lane on a highway and see if it still pulls right.

Yep, still pulls. I've tried it in every lane on several multi lane highways and it still pulls to the right. It'll pull to the right when I have high winds blowing from right to left too.

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[MakinDoForNow]

Yep, still pulls. I've tried it in every lane on several multi lane highways and it still pulls to the right. It'll pull to the right when I have high winds blowing from right to left too.

Might be some wear in something somewhere that alignment cannot correct for. Probably need to check with new set of tires to eliminate tires with wear issues complicating things

 

[scharris99]

Yep, still pulls. I've tried it in every lane on several multi lane highways and it still pulls to the right. It'll pull to the right when I have high winds blowing from right to left too.

Can you post the alignment measurements?
A consistent pull is typically too much negative camber on the opposite side. Could also be rear alignment.

 

[MaverickDragon]

One easy trick to eliminate whether it's a tire problem up front is to swap the two fronts side to side.
If it still pulls to the right, it's likely still an alignment issue.

 

[Douger]

I battled this for 25,000 miles but mine also wandered. Recently the right front started shaking only upon excelleration. I had the CV Axle changed and the difference is night and day. Though the Maverick tracks staight, I can feel the left front slightly pulling left to right, that axle is getting changed next!

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