Posted on 11/28/2025
When your car keeps drifting right, even on a fairly straight road, it wears you out and quietly wears out tires. The cause is often simple, but letting it ride leads to uneven tread, added fuel use, and suspension stress. The two most common suspects are incorrect tire pressure and wheel alignment. Here’s how to tell which issue you’re dealing with and what to do next. What “Pulling Right” Really Means on the Road True pull means the steering wheel wants to turn by itself, and you need steady input to keep the car centered. A lighter drift may only show up at certain speeds or road surfaces, which can point to tire pressure differences or road crown rather than a serious fault. If the pull stays consistent on different roads, it’s more likely a vehicle issue than the pavement. Quick Tire Pressure Check Can Correct a Drift Start with the fastest test. Use a quality gauge on all four tires when they are cold, then set p ... read more