BTLG Table of Contents > Tax on Insurers Annotations > Retaliatory TaxâAlien Insurer, California Constitution Tax on Insurers Annotations Retaliatory TaxâAlien Insurer, California Constitution Under the specific provisions of Section 28(f)(3) of Article XIII of the California Constitution and Insurance Code section 685.2, the domicile of an alien insurer, other than insurers formed under the laws of Canada, is the state in which its principal place of business is located.
The steering wheel pulling to one side when the brakes are applied will be a common complaint that you hear from customers during your service as a brake technician. Heck, you may even currently notice it on your own vehicle or a friendâs car. More often than not, the pull will be consistently to one side or the other.
If the rotors are warped, have uneven wear, or have been improperly installed, the brake calipers will vibrate while the brakes are applied. This vibration is transferred to the steering column through the front-end components that the brake calipers are bolted to. This is what causes your steering wheel shake when you apply the brakes! If the rotors are only slightly warped or unevenly worn, it may be possible to have them machined and straightened out. If the rotors are beyond repair, they may have to be replaced.