Slight, occasional pull the the left while braking. Bled and rebled brakes.
Also, occaisonally the Jeep seems to wander while driving. Can't pinpoint conditions causing this. Sometimes the Jeep drives itself, and sometimes I really have to drive the Jeep. This problem predates the brakes. Used to attribute this to driving a brick on wheels and wind, but it's not always windy...
Going to try flipping the front tires around, but was wondering if anybody had any other tips/suggestions?
Possible contamination on the rotors. Good thought on the tires, is cheap and quick, but unless different brands or severely different in wear, probably not it. Also depends on how it was bled. Tone rings ok?
The wandering could be a sign of alignment, but basically jeeps do sometimes wander a bit with stock suspension. Make sure your steering stabilizer is healthy. Then check your suspension bushings [pay the nice man what he wants to swap them] and tires--Michelin tends to wander waaay less than some greasier tires.
With new bushings, alignment, stabilizer, and Michelin M+S, if it still wanders try Rancho or Edelbrock shocks.
I'd add to check the lower control arm bushings. Replaced mine due to wondering because they were totally shot.
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