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Gazdkw · Nov 4th, 2018, 14:28

My cars just passed it's MOT. One of the repairs was a new track rod end. The MOT centre said it had been tracked. I thought that may solve the pull to the left the car has always had since I've had it. However it's not made it any better.

I'm wondering what the best route is to solving the pull is? I'm looking at getting 4 new tyres and then getting it all laser tracked but I'd be a little miffed it I did that and it still pulled to the left and I had to replace suspension parts etc and get it tracked again.

Is there any self checks I can do to rule anything out? Any checks on the suspension I could make?

Thanks

Nov 4th, 2018, 14:28	#1
Gazdkw Master Member Last Online: Apr 23rd, 2024 21:14 Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Leicester	Wheels/balancing/suspension My cars just passed it's MOT. One of the repairs was a new track rod end. The MOT centre said it had been tracked. I thought that may solve the pull to the left the car has always had since I've had it. However it's not made it any better. I'm wondering what the best route is to solving the pull is? I'm looking at getting 4 new tyres and then getting it all laser tracked but I'd be a little miffed it I did that and it still pulled to the left and I had to replace suspension parts etc and get it tracked again. Is there any self checks I can do to rule anything out? Any checks on the suspension I could make? Thanks