Wonderful, another hurc a.s to toss on the pile.  Not even trying to be
helpful... you've contributed zilch so far...

<< I like you.  You're my new play toy. >>

Sorry, I prefer the opposite sex... leave your personal orientation out
of it

And everyone here is certainly getting what they pay for from you, now
aren't they?

I like you.  You're my new play toy.

I've had low tires pull the steering one way, only in need of about 10
lbs of pressure, and were not flat on the rim as you suggest.  And how
"severe" is severe on usenet anyway?

So go ahead and replace everything before ruling out the obvious, if
that's how you fix stuff.  Seems like the original poster already did
that and no joy.

Hey, you don't like my advice?  Too bad, it's free.

It would have to be flat on the rim to react as he described.  The word
severe was used several times.

Check the position of the power seats.  If they are fine, I would make sure
the rear defroster is not on.  Possibly check the washer fluid level as
well.

I know this makes sense to you, at least.

Why, because tire pressure has no impact on a car pulling to one side
when braking?

And your advice would be?

That advice is as good as telling him to make sure the radio isn't on.

Check the air pressure in the tires obviously if you haven't already.
How about the brakes being bled?  Is it possible you have air in one of
the lines?

car pulls hard left.  I have had it back to the shop 4 times.  New pads,
new caliphers, new rotors, new seals, repack bearings, new wheel seals,
cleaned and adjusted rear brakes.  Car can be driven a few miles and it
will not pull.  All of a sudden when braking, it will pull.  If I slam on
brakes it doesn't seem to pull.  When I brake normally, i.e., traffic
light, stop sign, etc., it then pulls severely.  Anybody have any
suggestions?  Thank you.