My Toyota Corolla is pulling to the left, I have to keep the steering wheel right to keep the car straight.?
I've had the tracking checked, that is ok. Tyre pressures are all correct. It has power steering and isn't losing any fluid. It pulls left all the time whether I'm accelerating or braking. If I pull the steering wheel right it self-centres but if I pull it left it stays left. I've driven along flat surfaces to eliminate road camber and it still does it. If I drive on the wrong side of the road (I mean the right hand side!) it stays straight and doesn't follow the camber to right. Any ideas as to what could be wrong?
Thanks for the answers so far. I've had the alignment checked, they say it's ok. I've rotated the tyres and all the rubbers and gaiters I can see are ok.
seems like youve done most things... but.. are the brakes slightly siezing on one side... (or not releasing all the way off) that'll do it.
so will a dodgy suspension strut... (look ofr leaking oil)
i know its a long shot, but have you asked toyota?

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