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Like member OptionZero has suggested have it looked at by another alignment shop. It could be the toe is off or the wheel needs to be balanced If that checks
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Like member OptionZero has suggested have it looked at by another alignment shop.
It could be the toe is off or the wheel needs to be balanced If that checks out then possiblylook at the brake caliper.
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Check your air pressure.
Next, switch your front tires left to right, right to left and see if it still does it. If it still pulls to the left. You then have ruled out radial tire pull. If it quits or pulls to the right. Then you know it's in a tire. Do this first because it doesn't cost any money if you switch the tires yourself. Next step would be an alignment shop.
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