2002 pt cruiser had new tires put on and had the alignment done and the car still pulls to the right?

Answer 1

Have your vehicle inspected by a qualified technician.

Your pull may be caused by an air pressure differential between the 2 front tires. Check the air pressure "cold", i.e. before the tires have been driven on more than 1 mile. The recommended air pressure will be stated on the placard at the driver door, glove box, or fuel flap, depending on the vehicle.

Many towns and municipalities have had their roads "crowned", that is, higher in the center than at the curbs, for water drainage.
If your location has had this done, find a level stretch of road, accelerate to 30 MPH, and, safely, take your hands off the steering wheel. If, on level ground, your vehicle still pulls right, and your tire pressure is equal side-to-side, your vehicle is misaligned.

The most likely cause is the road, not the car.

Answer 2

Often when they do the alignment they check only camber and toe measurements, but if for example, you hit the pothole your caster will be off causing pulling to one side. Go back where you've done alignment and ask them to recheck / explain.

Answer 3

take it back and have them recheck the alignment but first you can check it yourself but make sure your on a good smooth road that is straight for a good distance you can let go of the steering wheel for a few and if it pulls still then have it redone but if its doesn't act up then your fine and also make sure you have no bad parts either

Answer 4

EITHER THE ALLIGNMENT WASNT DONE RIGHT OR YOU MAY HAVE A STICKING BRAKE CALIPER OR BAD BRAKE LINE ON THE RIGHT SIDE CAUSING DRAG ON THE ROTOR WHICH WOULD MAKE IT PULL. ALSO AFTER DRIVING A FEW MILES STOP AND CHECK THE RIGHT FRONT WHEEL FOR A BURNING SMELL AND EXESSIVE RADIANT HEAT.

Answer 5

Take it back to whoever did the alignment for you, they should warranty their work and they should figure out why it still does it.