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Wheels
I just put on some 17" and low profile tires on my max but i slightly gave one an abrasion by rubbing it on a curve is there any thing i can do to smooth it out other than getting a new rim? And since I changed my wheels do I need an alignment bc my car is vibrating more than usual or is the wheels unbalanced?
Re: Wheels
Originally posted by 2000MilkedMax
I just put on some 17" and low profile tires on my max but i slightly gave one an abrasion by rubbing it on a curve is there any thing i can do to smooth it out other than getting a new rim? And since I changed my wheels do I need an alignment bc my car is vibrating more than usual or is the wheels unbalanced?
I just put on some 17" and low profile tires on my max but i slightly gave one an abrasion by rubbing it on a curve is there any thing i can do to smooth it out other than getting a new rim? And since I changed my wheels do I need an alignment bc my car is vibrating more than usual or is the wheels unbalanced?
i doubt it would have thrown off your alignment so fast.
Re: Wheels
Originally posted by 2000MilkedMax
I just put on some 17" and low profile tires on my max but i slightly gave one an abrasion by rubbing it on a curve is there any thing i can do to smooth it out other than getting a new rim? And since I changed my wheels do I need an alignment bc my car is vibrating more than usual or is the wheels unbalanced?
I just put on some 17" and low profile tires on my max but i slightly gave one an abrasion by rubbing it on a curve is there any thing i can do to smooth it out other than getting a new rim? And since I changed my wheels do I need an alignment bc my car is vibrating more than usual or is the wheels unbalanced?
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