[Strange1]

The car is pulling hard to the right and steering wheel starts vibrating and about 45-50mph. Any idea whatit could be?

 

[007]

could be 2 things:

pulling could be low air pressure or an alignment.

vibration would be a bent axle or the wheels need to be balanced, or a bent rim.

any place with an alignment machine can fix it.

-jd

 

[flip240]

When is it pulling? All the time?

In addition to above, if its pulling all the time, you probobly hit the curb and your tie rod is bent. This requires that the inner tie rod be replaced and an alignment performed. But it should be visually inspected first. This could also be the cause of your vibration.

If its pulling when you brake, your brakes are frozen and need to be changed.

 

[jfoj]

Start with a inspection, the lower control arms are symmetrical, they can be flipped to use on either side. So the arm should be flat across the top.

I would guess you have both some bent suspension parts and a bent wheel. Bent wheels are FAR more common than you would think.

You can balance a bent wheel, the balancer will show the wheel is in balance, however, the wheel will not roll round and still vibrate.

Contrary to what anyone says, you cannot make something that is not round, roll round by adding weights!!

Bad axle CV or Tripot joints could also be the case, but they usually vibrate under load and not coast.