I have a 2019 Hyundai Grandeur(Azera) IG 2.4. Recently, I took my car for a suspension diagnosis, and they told me that the front tie rod ends and stabilizer links needed replacement. I replaced those parts on the front suspension and immediately did a wheel alignment. However, a couple of weeks later, I noticed the car started pulling slightly to the left. When I hold the steering wheel straight, the car slowly begins to turn left.
I took it to a different shop for another alignment check, and they said everything was fine. To try and fix the issue, I had all four wheels balanced and rotated the front tires with the rear ones, but the problem still persists.
What could be causing the car to pull to the left even after these checks and fixes? Any suggestions on what to check next would be appreciated.

 

did you hit any potholes recently? That could mess up your alignment even after getting it done.

 

The asphalt conditions in our city aren't the best, so I regularly hit small potholes. But of course, I avoid big ones because they're hard to miss. This is my first time encountering such an unusual problem.