If you swap rotors with no change in the pull, swap the front tires and see if the pull is with the tire. Radials can do crazy things when the belts inside break down.
Pulling Left When Brakes Mashed
Hello All. Have a 99 GMC Suburban K2500 4x4 7.4L. Recently had new front brakes and rotors put on. After a few months the truck pulled left when the brakes were mashed. Mechanic said I needed new calibers. Truck is still pulling left. Any thoughts?
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Since the calipers and hoses are newer, I wouldn't take them back off. Definitely go with the new rotors and pads and I'm willing to bet your problem goes away. If not, I would really look at the tires. Swap fronts and see if the pull moved to the other side.
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