onyx00

I had a local shop rotate my tires while thye were changing my oil. Now the car pulls left.

Is it possible the lift they used somehow messed up the alignment, or is it more likely one of the tires up front is pushing or pulling?

I checked tire pressure, and all is well there (36 fronts, 34 rears).

Wondering if I need to spend another $80 on alignment (had it done this summer already).

WowOzYouRock

is it still in the same rotation?... well, just wait til it wear out a bit and even the wear on the tires ... then get it align if it continue pulling....

mstewar

most alignment shops warranty the alignment for x amount of miles.. call the shop that did it and ask..

no lift I've seen should have done anything to do with your alignment..

Track rat

If your bring an unevenly worn tire from the back to the front it can make it pull left or right. Swap your fronts from left to right and see if the pull goes away or pulls the other way.

GOOCH-JDM-ITR

it really depends on how the tires were worn origianlly.
Mine always pulls diferent after a rotation

DC2fanboy

I think as long as it doesn't pull hard, (i.e. you can't stay in your lane for like 100m or something) it is probably a wear issue, especially since you've checked your tire pressure.

I've had an incident where I had been riding the side wall of my tires for a while (due to low pressure/leakage during storage) and I ended up blowing it out when I noticed and tried to pump it to the correct pressure (it had been pulling left on the highway).

Do you know how the rotated the tires?

I always check tire pressure meticulously now... especially after changing rims... live and learn...

Bbasso

Do you have directional tires? Did the shop follow the recommended tire swap pattern for directional tires?

Runnerdown

Tires do that all the time. Swap them side to side and see if it goes away.

Honduh Chicken

Did it used to pull to the right?

Bryce

Mine have done that before, cars lowered and i get camber wear. try swapping the fronts to the opposite side.