I've noticed one front wheel on my car isn't centered where it should sit, and so it has a slight pull in that direction. Attached is a diagram of what I mean - what do you reckon could be the problem?
Edit. Aprox 1 year ago I had that side's Shock Mounts, suspension arm, axle boot and wheel bearing replaced, along with both shock absorbers, but I don't know if that could be related, given it was so long ago.
EDIT2: We're talking about a 2009 Toyota Yaris HB.
There are a few front suspension issues that would be suspect, but my best guess would be the control arm bushings. When they go bad and break, the entire control arm that holds the wheel in place can shift. This is often accompanied by a lot of clunking noises going over bumps etc.
Of course if you ran into a curb or similar, something could be bent or broken. If you're sure there hasn't been any impact, you'll have to start looking at suspension parts. Jack up that wheel and pull on it and try to move it around. It shouldn't move, and if it does, the movement will help point you to the loose pieces.
