I would say something to do with the new wheels ...
But I'm not too sure ...
But I'm not too sure ...
Well, if when you went to the dealer or whoever put your wheels/tires on, they should have told you that if the steering wheel or the tires start to "vibrate" or pull when you get around 50-60mph, then the tires may not be properly aligned or they need to be rotated/re-fitted. Also, sometimes the lug nuts just need to be adjusted (whether they air tightened them too much or too little)...just keep an eye out for anything shady/different since you had them put on.so not sure where to put this thread so i thought i'd post it here.
SO yah!
Noticed a while ago after getting my tires fitted to my rims and having them put back on by a shop, and having an oil change (all done right after the other by different places)
that when i go on the highway and i hit 100km/h or 60mph
my car starts to shake, and the steering wheel shakes too, sometimes it stops for a bit but then continues.
any speeds lower than 80km/h or about 50mph
the car doesnt shake and acts normally
Does anyone have any suggestions on what I could do here to fix this?
or figure out whats causing it without having to go to a mechanic?
any help would be appreciated
..There you go!.. Second Time Around! (pun intended) lol :cornut:this place in durham region (oshawa) called Second Time Around..
Glad you got it taken care of! Enjoy the new wheels, vibration free! :thumbsup:it was a balancing issue. had the front wheels balanced and no more vibration on the highway. thanks for all the input guys/girls