Can either siezed Calipers or Warped rotors cause the car to track to the right or left?

Lefty

 

Yes, also, an improper alignment or bent suspension component can as well. BTW, mine pulls to the right when I center the wheel. Everything on my car checks out A-ok, so I am just gonna have the steering wheel centered. I hope that works.

 

Warped rotors won't but a seized caliper definitly can.

 

Warped rotors will cause it to pull to one side when stopping, depending on if just one or both of the rotors are warped. I am not arguing with you, just stating this from personal experience. I did this on my 95 SE 5-speed before it was totaled by a Navigator.

 

OK, I've never experienced that before, I've always warped both front rotors at the same time. NEVER leave your foot on the brakes after a sudden stop, the pads act as a heat sink and cool that one spot on the rotor faster than the rest. Oops.

 

How much does that cost?

SuDZ

 

Don't do this!!!

Your only "masking" a problem. If your car's steering wheel isn't centered after a 4 wheel thrust alignment, something is still out of wack.

Either the shop's equipment is off or you have a tire problem.