You mention the tire and the wheel. You say the tire is not centered in
the frame. Is the wheel also not centered in the frame? Do both the
wheel and the tire run true?
The problem you describe can be caused by an irregularity in the shape
or mounting of the tire. It could also be caused by an improperly trued
wheel where the spoke tension is uniformly greater on one side of the
wheel. The frame legs could be bent or the length of the legs on the
frame could be slightly different. The hub could be improperly centered
in the frame. There are many more possibilities. Take a closer look and
see if you can tell us more.
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