If a truck pulls to one side only when braking, what can this be due to?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

A difference in braking effectiveness between the wheels can make the truck pull to one side when braking. The system must be inspected to determine the cause, which cannot automatically be attributed to a low fluid level or to a specific component without a diagnosis. The ventilation of the cab does not explain that behavior, and the pull must not be considered normal.

If a truck pulls to one side only when braking, what can this be due to?

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