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A different pressure in the tyres on the same axle.
Different pressures in tyres on the same axle can contribute to pulling to one side. This is not a unique diagnosis: alignment, suspension or damage can also matter. Check the manufacturer’s cold-pressure specification and seek inspection if pulling persists.
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A different pressure in the tyres on the same axle.
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