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Old Jul 25, 2002
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wheel shaking

ever since i got my 17's my wheel has been shaking when i hit over 65, its not so horrible i cant stand it and its only on certain roads. i had the alignment fixed once but do you guys think its becuz i have low profile tires ?
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Old Jul 25, 2002
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on or more of your rims are off balance, go have them checked, mine were like that to.
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yeah probably off balance wheel, but u could check the lug nuts make sure they're not loose jus in case
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Yeah, I'd check the lug nutz furst, then go get the balance checked!
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ya i just got my wheels last week and it started doin that... went today n they put on hub rings, it still does that so they're going to re-balance my tires. err i feel it past 50 and its crazy when i hit 60.
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Mine used to do that too. My steering wheel would wig way out on me, and I would get scared[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/IMG]
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definatly off balance man!! take it back to where you get the wheels put on your ride! sorry mine did that also when i first got them
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yeah! i just got new 17" rims and lo profile tires and the same thing happens to me it sux man! it's fine at lower speeds but then around 50 - 60 mph the steering wheel starts shaking like crazy! but when i hit around 100 mph it dies down and the wheel is calm and normal again. its wierd[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG] i bought it to Tires Plus for a vibration correction special for $20 where they rotated the tires, balanced all 4 wheels and checked the alignment. and even after that the freakin (steering) wheel still shakes. they said it was cuz i have after market wheels and thats how its gonna be
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might have lost a wheel wieght also.
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yeah! i just got new 17" rims and lo profile tires and the same thing happens to me it sux man! it's fine at lower speeds but then around 50 - 60 mph the steering wheel starts shaking like crazy! but when i hit around 100 mph it dies down and the wheel is calm and normal again. its wierd[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG] i bought it to Tires Plus for a vibration correction special for $20 where they rotated the tires, balanced all 4 wheels and checked the alignment. and even after that the freakin (steering) wheel still shakes. they said it was cuz i have after market wheels and thats how its gonna be[hr]
uh... i think they're giving you the run around... 10000000 people in this world have aftermarket wheels and i'm sure only 10 of them would get it if it shook past 60.
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Just get them to rebalance them with weights

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You are getting taken to the cleaners. Your tires and wheels need balanced. Also, check to make sure that if you have directional tread that they are rotating in the correct direction.
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