Why does my car pull to one side when I brake?
Pulling that only happens when you brake (not while cruising) points squarely at the brakes — usually a sticky caliper on one side that's gripping harder, or contaminated/glazed pads on one side that grip less. Worn suspension bushings can also let the car shift under braking load. This is a same-week fix; uneven braking lengthens your stopping distance and makes panic stops dangerous.
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