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steering wheel slightly vibrate 90km/h my steering wheel slightly vibrate on 90km/h and above. does that mean I need to do alignment? I just upgraded from 215/60/16 to 225/50/17. If needs alignment, any good place to recommend? |
I read somewhere here that if it vibrates, it needs wheel balancing. Correct me if I'm wrong. |
Were the wheels balanced? One of the rims might have thrown a weight. |
btw, my car is a 2003 Honda Accord V6 |
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not sure if bj autohaus still have that mounting/balancing deal? they're an RS sponsor. likely that if you didn't have the problem before the change in tires, then it's just an unbalanced wheel. or changing the wheels, are they centered properly? |
air pressure? |
Does it get worse or better as you go faster? |
The Speed Syndicate does great work as well. Posted via RS Mobile |
like many said b4... if autohaus still has the deal for $10 balance is ur best bet... if not.. speed syndicate has my vote xD |
from what I recall yesterday, between 90- 110 km/h the vibration feels the same. does that mean I need balancing? Quote:
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New tires + vibration = time for new windshield. |
I have that same problem with my Mazda3, but it was when I was breaking at that speed. I think it was because of warped rotors. |
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hub centric rings? |
I cahnged to 03 TL spec A wheels which is also 64.1 Quote:
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Most likely tire balance but could be a number of other issues (wheel bearings, tie rods, ball joints, alignment). So best to have your car looked at. Should check the wheel balance first though. |
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