Truck pulling 
left or right

Pulling is often related to alignment, steering/ suspension wear, or tyre factors.

Getting this checked promptly helps maintain safety and prevents uneven tyre wear.

Why this happens

Common causes:

Misalignment

Wheels not angled correctly after impact or wear

Uneven tyre pressure or wear

Creates imbalance in handling

Worn suspension or steering parts

Bushes, tie rods, or ball joints

Brake issues

One side dragging or not releasing properly

Road camber

Sometimes normal on crowned roads, but shouldn't be severe

Load distribution

Uneven loading can influence handling

Quick Check: What To Do Now

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Drive carefully and avoid high speeds until checked; pulling can affect control

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Check tyre pressures are even and correct for your load

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Book an inspection soon to prevent uneven tyre wear and further damage

Recommended Next Steps

PRIMARY RECOMMENDATION

Heavy Vehicle Wheel Alignment

Corrects wheel angles to manufacturer specs, addressing the most common cause of pulling.

SECONDARY RECOMMENDATION

Steering & Suspension Inspection

Checks for worn components that can cause handling issues.

OPTIONAL

Alignment Inspection & Report

Diagnostic report before committing to full alignment service.

What to expect at a Big Wheels workshop

1

Diagnostic check: we inspect alignment, tyres, steering, and suspension

2

Clear report: we explain what’s causing the pull and show you the results

3

We fix it right: we correct the issue with precision equipment and expert technicians.

Ready to get you truck fixed?