What causes a vehicle to pull to the right when braking?

A vehicle may pull to the right when braking due to uneven brake force caused by a malfunctioning brake system, such as a stuck caliper or unevenly worn brake pads. Additionally, a problem with the suspension or alignment, such as a misaligned wheel or worn components, can also contribute to this issue. Tire pressure discrepancies between the left and right tires can exacerbate the pulling effect. It's important to have the braking and suspension systems checked to ensure safe operation.