Car sits lower on driver side

Why would my car be lower on one side? : r/AskAShittyMechanic

Drooping on one side of the car. Loss of balance. Your car may be having a stroke. Seek immediate mechanical attention.

Why is one side of my car lower than the other side? - Honda-Tech

Actually, that's from where the belts overlap when the tire is assembled. If it was bulging out you would be correct(called a "bubble" or "tit" ...

Need Help. Suspension issue. Car sits lower on Drivers side

In rear car sits about 3/4" lower on drivers side than passenger side in front car sits about .5 inches lower on drivers side than passenger side.

Car sits lower on one side???? - Page 1 - PistonHeads

First thoughts might be a damaged / cracked rear spring. The car is lowered, but came like this from Japan, so spring type is unknown. So any suggestions here?

Is the drivers side supposed to sit lower than the passenger side?

Obviously the drivers seat gets more wear so over time the cushion will squish down more. But if you mean the whole car then there are ride ...

why is my truck lower on the driver side than the passenger?

If it was level before you hit the ditch, you probably bent something. Have you checked your tire pressures? Wheel Tire Car Automotive side ...

Common Reasons Why Your Car Is Leaning to One Side

Corrosion and stress can wear out your suspension springs. Uneven spring wear can cause your car to dip to one side. Broken springs can also ...

Car sits 1/2" lower on one side than the other in rear

Yeah, no way shocks make a difference in ride height. Maybe double check the springs are on their respective perches properly. If they are, try ...

Drivers side feels lower when I drive | BobIsTheOilGuy

Is it also normal for a car to roll on drivers side more than empty passenger side, perhaps just a consequence of sitting on one side of the car ...

car sits lower on driver side | Buick Grand National | T-Type | Turbo T

Rear springs have isolators on top maybe the driver's side is missing or damaged, cheap/easy fix. Check the condition of your body mounts they ...

Why does one side of my car sit lower than the other? | F30POST

Some people are saying that BMW leaves the drivers side a little bit higher to compensate for when you are actually sitting in the car.

Front left suspension sits lower than front right... - The Nissan Club

Is the lower side the one that ran over the shock? It may only appear OK. That has to be checked by strut top to strut top level with car on ...

Why does my car sit lower in the back on one side

Depending on the suspension set up, it may be to compensate for the drivers weight. Have someone sit in the car when you look at it and see if ...

What would cause my driver rear to set a lil lower than the pass. rear?

I think this pretty much goes out for any car. All the cars I've owned have had this after a while of driving them. I believe it is really ...

Driver side rear sits lower - could be shock, spring, or end links?

It's very common to have a few mm of difference between driver & passenger sides, but not an inch. Most people don't see the difference until ...

What causes the passenger side to sit lower than the dirver's side in ...

My car has the opposite problem... the drivers side is lower than the pass. side. I got under my car and noticed that the spring perch (the part ...

The Rear Driver-side sits Lower than the Rear Passenger-side

Have you measured the actual difference? Have you checked it on level ground? Is the vehicle unloaded? Are the tires at the same pressure? Have ...

Driver Side lower?Please HELP!*** - Nissan Forum

Thinking it was the springs.Took the car for a wheel alighnment,and the problem was still there.Basically my problem is my driver side sits a ...

car sits lower on the drivers side | Chevy Nova Forum

weak springs can affect the car's stance not only front to rear but diagonally... you can try removing the leafs and swap them left to right and ...

drivers side sits lower than passenger side

I'd second the motion on the shocks/struts/springs thing. You can try this, park the car on as flat a surface as you can like a concrete floor ...