Vehicle pulls to the side:
- bus is faulty;
- excessive wear in suspension parts or steering elements;
- incorrect wheel alignment;
- damage to suspension or steering components.
Wheel runout and vibration:
- front wheels not balanced (vibration felt in the steering wheel);
- rear wheels not balanced (vibration is felt throughout the car);
- damage or distortion of the shape of the wheel;
- tire damage or distortion;
- worn ball joints or suspension bushings;
- wheel bolts not securely tightened.
Excessive rocking of the car:
- shock absorbers are faulty;
- insufficient elasticity of the suspension spring;
- wear or breakage of the stabilizer link.
Vehicle stability while driving:
- incorrect adjustment of the angles of installation of the front wheels;
- wear of ball joints and bushings of the front suspension;
- wheels are unbalanced;
- the tire is deformed or damaged;
- wheel bolts not securely tightened;
- shock absorbers are faulty.
Stiff steering:
- jamming of ball joints of the steering gear or suspension;
- torn or improperly adjusted power steering belt tension;
- the angles of the front wheels are incorrectly adjusted;
- steering gear damage.
Increased steering play:
- worn steering column shaft;
- ball joints of steering rods are worn out;
- worn steering gear;
- worn ball joints and suspension bushings.
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