the RF camber is the main thing, and I say that because of the "spread" between LF and RF,,,, that's quite a difference between the 2 sides; toe will NOT cause a pull nor does adjusting toe take any correction kits. but camber and Caster can and it isn't in the sheer numbers but that spread, usually expressed as "cross" readings.
Tires can cause pulls whether due to radial pull (something within the belts of the tire, does not necessarily mean the tire has a "bubble' or is out of round)
I have had cars come out dead nuts perfect on the rack and have a pull; a different brand or tread design on one side vs the other, a low-on-air tire, different size, can all play a part. I have had this even with brand new tires pull. Sometimes swapping side for side will make the pull go away, or even can make it pull the other way.
You can have an alignment all within specs but drive crappy (again due to side to side differences) or have everything "out" but drive great.. (and eat tires as well in that case)