Hi,
The first thing you need to get checked here is the wheel alignment also known as 'tracking'. Any tyre retailer can do this for you.
If the wheels are misaligned this will cause the vehicle to drift either to the left or right.
Other causes to consider are badly worn tyres, worn suspension or shock absorbers or a even misaligned chassis sustained from previous accident damage.
However, I would first advise a general check of the suspension components and if you are sure there is no previous chassis damage the most likely and most common cause of this is incorrect wheel alignment.
Your local tyre depot will have a machine to check both two wheel and four wheel alignment. Have them check the vehicle over.
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The most common cause is low air pressure in the right front tire. The next most common is a bad tie rod end on either the right or the left. A very bad ball joint can also cause this problem. If you can't find anything obvious the van needs the front end aligned. Many tire shops can do it and all tire shops will know someone that can do it. Part of the front end alignment is to check the condition of any and all parts that could make the vehicle pull. Check the tire first though. Good Luck!
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