Hello there,

New to the forum! I have a 1992 mercury grand marquis with about 71k on it. I bought it from this older couple last year. It runs great except for the fact that the car has had a constant pull to the right. I thought it was just the tires, so I waited until the tires got low and bought new tires and got an alignment and the car is still pulling to the right. When I went to Brakes Plus to do the alignment, they told me that they could do the alignment but it looked like the rear shocks were inflated to the max. The air ride suspension light never comes on unless I turn it off to work on the car. I feel like the rear shocks are over inflating causing the car to pull to the right when I am driving and braking. Also brakes all around are brand new. I just don't want to destroy the new tires. The old ones were worn on the outside but had more tread on the inside of the tires in the front. Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

If they were to the max, the car would have a very rough ride. If it rides smooth & the car is level, the air springs are fine. Even if they were at the max, it wouldn't cause a pull to just one side. Go for the wheel alignment & see the results.