Nissan: '00 Sentra pulling right after wheel rotation

My car had an alignment about 7500 miles ago. Its tracked beautifully, I
could take my hands off the wheel and it'd go straight all day. I rotated my
tires the other day and now it pulls to the right and I have a constant left
correction in on the wheel to hold it in place.

I checked the tires pressures, pumped both fronts up to 33psi per the dorr
sticker, and pumped the back up to 32 psi for nostalgia. All the tires are
perfectly inflated and it still pulls right. The tires (all 4 of them) are
7500 also, 70,000 mile treadwear (Uniroyal Tigerpaw) , they are practically
new.

I have no idea as to why it would pull right now and not before, I have
checked everything. Any ideas?

Also there is no wobble or shake at any speed, very smooth, just the pull.

you have what is called a radial tire pull .

The thumbnail version of why this is happening is this, one of the steel or
nylon belts in the tire has shifted position causing the tire not to rotate
perfect on its axis.


try cross rotating the front tires and see if it changes the direction of
the pull



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