Tire Rotation
Tire Rotation
When you rotate the tires on your Max, what pattern do you follow? I know what the manual says, but I'm just curious what the masses have to say. I did this according to the directions in the Haynes manual for non-directional radials last night:

And torqued the lug nuts down to 80 ft/lbs.. I have a slight shimmy in the wheel. I remember having some shimmy at highway speeds before (haven't driven it in three weeks) but this is happening at low speed and seems more noticeable.
And torqued the lug nuts down to 80 ft/lbs.. I have a slight shimmy in the wheel. I remember having some shimmy at highway speeds before (haven't driven it in three weeks) but this is happening at low speed and seems more noticeable.
Last edited by AzureblueZ; Oct 4, 2007 at 07:42 AM.
When you rotate the tires on your Max, what pattern do you follow? I know what the manual says, but I'm just curious what the masses have to say. I did this according to the directions in the Haynes manual for non-directional radials last night:

And torqued the lug nuts down to 80 ft/lbs.. I have a slight shimmy in the wheel. I remember having some shimmy at highway speeds before (haven't driven it in three weeks) but this is happening at low speed and seems more noticeable.
And torqued the lug nuts down to 80 ft/lbs.. I have a slight shimmy in the wheel. I remember having some shimmy at highway speeds before (haven't driven it in three weeks) but this is happening at low speed and seems more noticeable.
Your shimmy could be from uneven tire wear, unbalanced tires, bent or warped rims, bad control arms, tie rods, and streering linkages.
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