car shacks at around 50 mph
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car shacks at around 50 mph
hi, I have recently changed back to my snow tired and I have starting to notice that my steer wheels shacks at around 50-60 mph
wondering if it's because the tires are not balanced (new tires) or could my brakes are getting bad? what are the symptons for the brake disc going bad?
Thanks
wondering if it's because the tires are not balanced (new tires) or could my brakes are getting bad? what are the symptons for the brake disc going bad?
Thanks
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Re: car shacks at around 50 mph
Originally posted by Max2000
hi, I have recently changed back to my snow tired and I have starting to notice that my steer wheels shacks at around 50-60 mph
wondering if it's because the tires are not balanced (new tires) or could my brakes are getting bad? what are the symptons for the brake disc going bad?
Thanks
hi, I have recently changed back to my snow tired and I have starting to notice that my steer wheels shacks at around 50-60 mph
wondering if it's because the tires are not balanced (new tires) or could my brakes are getting bad? what are the symptons for the brake disc going bad?
Thanks
I don't know about what you got going on...sounds more like tires aren't balanced...but I'll let a mechanic give you a better opinion...
i'm really clueless though.
-vq
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Originally posted by LatinMax
High speed balance your tire! That will stop the shakes.
High speed balance your tire! That will stop the shakes.
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come to think of it.
get your tires balanced...you could probably use a tire rotation too...
don't let the people that do it talk you into buying anything, just get the balanced, then see if the problem goes away...
it should clear it up.
-vq
#6
Discount Tire will do it for free.
Again if it shakes under braking = rotors
If it shakes while cruising down the road = wheel balancing
It is extremely rare to experience vibration due to a needed alignment.
One more thing, store your snow tires on top of each other, not standing up side by side. Wrap them in glad bags.
Again if it shakes under braking = rotors
If it shakes while cruising down the road = wheel balancing
It is extremely rare to experience vibration due to a needed alignment.
One more thing, store your snow tires on top of each other, not standing up side by side. Wrap them in glad bags.
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