If a vehicle pulls to the right, what adjustment might be indicated?

When a vehicle pulls to the right, adjusting the toe on the right side can help correct the alignment issue. Toe refers to the angle of the wheels in relation to the centerline of the vehicle. If the toe setting increases on the right side, it means the front wheels are angled inward more than they should be, which can cause the vehicle to pull in that direction.

By increasing the toe on the right side, the vehicle's handling characteristics can change, potentially providing a more balanced and straight driving experience. This adjustment can help counteract the pulling effect, steering the vehicle back towards a straight path.

In contrast, options related to negative camber and positive caster adjustments are not typically used to correct a lateral pull like this. While issues with camber and caster can contribute to handling problems, directly addressing toe is a more effective way to correct the pull and ensure proper alignment.