What changed?
Pay attention to how the vehicle responds over bumps, during turns, and under braking. Tire wear can be a clue, but suspension and steering parts need to be inspected together.
Common areas to inspect
Depending on the symptom, a technician may inspect shocks, struts, control arms, bushings, ball joints, tie rods, wheel bearings, steering components, alignment, and tires.
Safety comes first
A loose steering feel, severe pulling, a broken spring, or a wheel that sits unevenly should be checked before normal driving continues.
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