I saw people referencing how their trucks pull to the left or the right depending on their stance. Does team Venture have this problem as well, or does the “need more lean to initiate a turn” thing extend to trucks pulling? I always assumed the pull was due to bushings.
i'd say that's generally correct, it's usually because a bushing is smushed or broken or slitted on one side and has lost capability to rebound correctly. a broken pivot can make your hangar sit a bit off center and have a similar effect, even when everything seems fine when you ride on it. bushings will also not rebound correctly when not enough or too much pressure is put on them, i.e. daewons front truck probably don't rebound, as won't trucks that have been tightened to no end.
when you're skating in intense heat soft bushings can loosen up to a point where they just get stuck in the position you left them and will rebound back more slowly. when it's too cold they might not rebound correctly because when you force them to squish on one side, they are still too hard from the cold to bounce back right away by themself.
so there can be a few reasons for this. generally trucks shouldn't noticeably veer to one side when you stand on the board unless geometry is off(coming back to the pivot cup as a possible culprit) or chunks of bushing are missing, or the kingpin is broken internally(in the hanger hole, not up the kingpin at the height of the bushings for example) and has yet to fall out. i was assuming you were talking about when you push the board in front of you to step on it and it has a slight tilt to one side.
i haven't noticed any pronounced tilt with my ventures yet. usually when that happens intensely i look to change the bushings and generally it's always a broken bushing or a pivot cup that's the culprit. don't think this is a brand specific problem. how you ride probably affects this more, because some people are more heavy footed and break more bushings than others. some bushings might be more robust than others, i stopped rocking bones bushings because i'd break them fairly quick. i'm just running stock bushings nowadays, until they break.