"Car pulling" generally refers to a situation where a car drifts or tugs to one side while driving, making it feel like you have to constantly correct the steering to keep the car going straight. This issue can be caused by several mechanical reasons:

• Misaligned wheels: If the wheels are not properly aligned, one or more may be angled incorrectly causing the vehicle to pull to the left or right.
• Uneven tire pressure: Differences in tire pressure can cause one side of the car to sit lower, affecting balance and steering.
• Worn suspension parts: Components like shocks, struts, or control arms that are damaged or worn can cause pulling due to uneven weight distribution and handling.
• Steering system issues: Problems with the power steering gear, steering rack, or tie rods can result in one-sided pulling.

Having the car pull to one side while driving is not only uncomfortable but can also be unsafe, leading to uneven tire wear and poor vehicle control. Fixing involves checking and correcting wheel alignment, maintaining proper tire pressures, and repairing or replacing worn suspension or steering parts. Additionally, "car pulling" could also mean a strongman event where competitors pull extremely heavy vehicles like trucks or buses, but in everyday terms related to car problems, it mostly refers to the vehicle pulling to one side during driving. Let me know if you'd like more details on the causes or solutions for car pulling.