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Vibration

Just got four new tyres fitted and balanced the other day , still getting some annoying steering wheel vibration once you go over 80,

Wondering if the fronts are not balanced right

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Try a different kwik-n-krappy place. I had a similar thing last year and their machine was out by 10 grammes. Re-balanced at a different place and tranquility returned.

Could also be bushes, rim out of true, bearings etc etc.

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Just Passed it's MOT the day after the tyres were fitted surely they would have picked up if anything was wrong with the bushes ....

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I've had exactly the same thing, I've been to several places still not right, mine seem to be mainly back wheels. The strange thing for me is re-balancing fixes it for a bit then it reverts back to vibration.

What tyres did you had fitted, I had pirelli's I'm wondering if it is something to do with them

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MICK wrote:
Just Passed it's MOT the day after the tyres were fitted surely they would have picked up if anything was wrong with the bushes ....


You would like to think so, yes. It probably is the tyres but having them done at a different place should prove this.

Bushes etc are visible for the MOT but Shocks are hidden by the airbags so it's not easy to tell if they're worn or leaking. Also, a bush can look fine but have gone soft, almost pre-failure conditions. D3's were particularly good at doing this.

1st things 1st though. re-balance at a different place.

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Are they sticking the wights to a clean surface on the wheels?

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It is easier to balance normal sized wheels + tires... Whistle


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Re: Vibration

MICK wrote:
... still getting some annoying steering wheel vibration once you go over 80, Wondering if the fronts are not balanced right


Ahem MICK, of course that would be Kilometers Per Hour and not Miles Per Hour Question Whistle


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Up till 50 Fine, 50 - 74 slight Vibration, 75 - 92 quite bad Vibration 92 and above Vibration gone ..... Exclamation Exclamation

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MICK wrote:
Up till 50 Fine, 50 - 74 slight Vibration, 75 - 92 quite bad Vibration 92 and above Vibration gone .....


... OFFICER ! Laughing

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Testing done on a private road Thumbs Up ........ Wink

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Well - don't drive on that PRIVATE road then MICK - its making your steering wheel vibrate! Whistle

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Meant to say problem sorted about the vibration took the car a few weeks back to National who took off all four wheels and re-balanced them with all new weights. Thumbs Up Thumbs Up Thumbs Up

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