Is it constant? Occasionally a car parked on an uneven surface can get a slight lean that will go away with driving.
Other than that, could one or more of your spring pads (assuming you're running any) could have given up or jumped ship.
If it really bothers you and nothing easy fixes it, you could try putting the springs from the drivers side on the passenger side. If its mainly you in the car, I could see a drivers side spring set wearing more quickly (extra 200lbs or whatever you weigh on that side)
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Why is my car leaning to one side...
I noticed about a week or so ago that my car has a definite lean toward the driver side, you can see it from the back and from the front, and my fender gap is slightly larger on the passenger side, at both wheels. I haven't made any suspension changes or anything, and the only weight differences are that I've removed the AC compressor, and I don't have a passenger seat currently. But I removed the compressor over a month ago, and I've just recently noticed the lean. The air in my front driver side tire is a bit low, but I don't think that would causing the whole car to lean. Any ideas?
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