Which of these factors may be the reason for the car pulling to the left?

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Subject-matter literature - vehicle owner's manual

Explanation

Correct answer: Incorrect toe-in of the front wheels.

The main reason a car pulls to one side is incorrect suspension geometry, including wheel alignment (toe). Other common reasons include uneven tyre pressure on one side of the vehicle or a fault in the braking system, such as a seized brake caliper. Any such symptom is dangerous and requires urgent diagnosis at a garage, as it affects the vehicle's stability.

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