Lone4runner

got stuck in the mud yesterday and now at 60mph ther is a mad vibration. first question is will anmy other tires be better at keeping the mud out and 2nd is how to fix the present problem??? any ideas would be appreciated

PirateFins

Sounds like you got mud on the inside of your rims not the tires. Pressure wash the insides of your wheels. I tend to do this from the front or back and to the side a little, makingsure to spray out the wheel really good.

FilthyRich

sounds like oyu have mud in the inside of the rim=acting like additional weight=mad vibration

Poor A$$ Stock '93

What model truck and are you running stock rims? The stock rims on my '93 were a horribal design that was really good at holding in mud and ice causing the tire to go out of balance. It is most likely the wheels fault and not the tire. It is always a good idea to pressure wash your rig before the mud has time to dry on (at least in our northern clay). Wash the inside of the rims well. The Toy aluminum rims or aftermarket rims are much better at clearing mud. I bought a set of plain black AR767 style rims and they are much better.

Lone4runner

im running stock rims 265/70r16's but i guess i enever though of the rim 's thanks guys

Lone4runner

im also in a 99 limitd 4runner

INsr5runner

stuck in the mud and no pics???! thats a shame!

Ironmike4x4

Mud inside the wheels itself, also you may not know this but us 3rd genners have a problem with the tires being balanced due to it being lug centric instead of hub centric.

Greg'sToy

in the movie 'My Cousin Vinnie' Joe Pesci got a front end vibration in the Caddy caused by 'mud in the tires'