who balances when you rotate??
#1
who balances when you rotate??
does anyone balance when you rotate your tires every 7,500 miles???
i went to the dealer today to get my second oil change and i asked him how much he charged to rotate the tires. he said $69. i said WHAT??? he said you have to balance when you rotate every 7,500 miles. he said if you don't balance you will get wheel shimmy. on my previous cars i never balanced when i rotated.
i may have to go to goodyear or some other tire place and see how much they charge.
thanks
i went to the dealer today to get my second oil change and i asked him how much he charged to rotate the tires. he said $69. i said WHAT??? he said you have to balance when you rotate every 7,500 miles. he said if you don't balance you will get wheel shimmy. on my previous cars i never balanced when i rotated.
i may have to go to goodyear or some other tire place and see how much they charge.
thanks
#2
Re: who balances when you rotate??
Originally posted by kjpierce
does anyone balance when you rotate your tires every 7,500 miles???
i went to the dealer today to get my second oil change and i asked him how much he charged to rotate the tires. he said $69. i said WHAT??? he said you have to balance when you rotate every 7,500 miles. he said if you don't balance you will get wheel shimmy. on my previous cars i never balanced when i rotated.
i may have to go to goodyear or some other tire place and see how much they charge.
thanks
does anyone balance when you rotate your tires every 7,500 miles???
i went to the dealer today to get my second oil change and i asked him how much he charged to rotate the tires. he said $69. i said WHAT??? he said you have to balance when you rotate every 7,500 miles. he said if you don't balance you will get wheel shimmy. on my previous cars i never balanced when i rotated.
i may have to go to goodyear or some other tire place and see how much they charge.
thanks
Cause I get it done for free at discount tire.
#3
Re: who balances when you rotate??
Originally posted by kjpierce
does anyone balance when you rotate your tires every 7,500 miles???
i went to the dealer today to get my second oil change and i asked him how much he charged to rotate the tires. he said $69. i said WHAT??? he said you have to balance when you rotate every 7,500 miles. he said if you don't balance you will get wheel shimmy. on my previous cars i never balanced when i rotated.
i may have to go to goodyear or some other tire place and see how much they charge.
thanks
does anyone balance when you rotate your tires every 7,500 miles???
i went to the dealer today to get my second oil change and i asked him how much he charged to rotate the tires. he said $69. i said WHAT??? he said you have to balance when you rotate every 7,500 miles. he said if you don't balance you will get wheel shimmy. on my previous cars i never balanced when i rotated.
i may have to go to goodyear or some other tire place and see how much they charge.
thanks
#6
Re: who balances when you rotate??
Originally posted by kjpierce
does anyone balance when you rotate your tires every 7,500 miles???
i went to the dealer today to get my second oil change and i asked him how much he charged to rotate the tires. he said $69. i said WHAT??? he said you have to balance when you rotate every 7,500 miles. he said if you don't balance you will get wheel shimmy. on my previous cars i never balanced when i rotated.
i may have to go to goodyear or some other tire place and see how much they charge.
thanks
does anyone balance when you rotate your tires every 7,500 miles???
i went to the dealer today to get my second oil change and i asked him how much he charged to rotate the tires. he said $69. i said WHAT??? he said you have to balance when you rotate every 7,500 miles. he said if you don't balance you will get wheel shimmy. on my previous cars i never balanced when i rotated.
i may have to go to goodyear or some other tire place and see how much they charge.
thanks
Maybe I am lucky...but I doubt it.
I would go out and buy a floor jack ($30) and torque wrench ($25) and rotate them yourself. Easy and saves you some money.
Brian
#9
Originally posted by djmaxski
For the stock tires, yep. The manual shows them going front to back.
For the stock tires, yep. The manual shows them going front to back.
I agree guys, front to back always for me...I do it at 7000 miles, and dont balance each time either. I'd say if you arent beating on the tires real badly you can go 2 years or so without balancing...its all in how they feel at various speeds...no wobble, shaking etc, no balance IMHO...waste of cash. No probs with mine doing it that way...
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