If your car pulls left or right when braking, this is a sign that your braking system is not applying equal force to all wheels. This problem is commonly caused by uneven brake pad wear, a sticking brake caliper, or brake fluid issues.
Pulling while braking makes your vehicle harder to control and can worsen quickly if ignored.
What Causes a Car to Pull When Braking?
This issue is often caused by:
- Unevenly worn brake pads
- A stuck or seized brake caliper
- Contaminated or low brake fluid
- Differences in brake pressure between wheels
Any imbalance in braking force affects stability and safety.
Why Pulling While Braking Matters
When your car pulls to one side, it can cause:
- Unpredictable braking behavior
- Increased tire and suspension wear
- Loss of control, especially during sudden stops
Uneven braking also increases strain on steering and suspension components.
👉 Schedule Your Brake Inspection Today
If your vehicle doesn’t brake straight, take action now. Schedule your brake inspection today to restore balanced and controlled braking.