My 95 SR has always seemed to be pulling to the right slightly. I have tried a bunch of stuff and it happens no matter what. I thought the new tires and alignment would do it, but no dice.

I have had 2 different sets of wheels and tires on it and no matter the arrangement, she pulls right. I got new tires (33 x 10.5, love them) on the factory 15 x 7's , then torsion crank and the alignment done (camber and tow)...still pulling right.

 

brakes ?????

 

Rotors are in good shape, I got the front and rear brake pads changed right after I got the truck. Pulling before the swap, pulled after. It pulls regardless if I am on or off the brakes. Braking does not make it change.

 

it will if the calipers have jelled brake fluid in them

 

Have you checked your linkages for wear.. or tire pressure..etc.
Are the tire patterns same for both front tires?
I would suggest if all above is ok, then do a complete bleed of the brake system.

 

Linkages look good, I've tried all different tire pressure combos, always pulls right, unless I seriously underinflate the front left tire lol. The tires are brand new bf at ko's all around. I'm going to try the brake bleed, good idea.

 

Ok so I am pretty friendly with the tire shop where I got my new tires and told them about my pulling problem. I had them flush the brake lines while there.... which made my pedal feel better but the truck was still pulling to the right. They rebalanced all 4 tires for me and checked the alignment (still good). I suggested a radial pull (for S & G's), so they tried a right to left rotation.....still pulls right.

 

Anybody have any other suggestions?

Just to review what I've done:
4 brand new bf goodrich a/t tires balanced with pressures ok - left to right swap=no change, alignment checked twice, new brake fluid, rotors & pads in good shape, new Mitsu fluids in diff's and transfer case.

What should I try next?

 

what if the suspension / air shocks for that tire are failing?