After a balance, what would be considered alot of added weight on a wheel?
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might also check for a bent rim....
Sam's wholesale had done that now to 3 of my rims when breaking the beads off of the old tires. I'm going to get new rims on my own dime one more time (I get em for cheap.) If they screw 'em up the isht is hitting the fan from here on out!
They also have done that to 2 of our dually's BIG steel wheels...
Sam's wholesale had done that now to 3 of my rims when breaking the beads off of the old tires. I'm going to get new rims on my own dime one more time (I get em for cheap.) If they screw 'em up the isht is hitting the fan from here on out!
They also have done that to 2 of our dually's BIG steel wheels...
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did they use the adapter to balance them? on the stock al rims the center is not machined to match the wheel. Therefore you must use a adapter that centers the wheel using the lug holes...
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Do you have anyone there in AL that will swap tires/wheels with you to see if the problem goes away when swapped? I would be happy to do that if you are ever in the Athens, GA area. It sounds like a bent wheel to me.
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Originally Posted by ugadawg95
Do you have anyone there in AL that will swap tires/wheels with you to see if the problem goes away when swapped? I would be happy to do that if you are ever in the Athens, GA area. It sounds like a bent wheel to me.
bamachem also had a good point to look for the steering components as a possible cause.....you can do this yourself with the help of an assistant. Just have the person sit in the truck and move the wheel side to side while you are underneath watching the steering rack and tie rods. You can also put your hand on the inner tie rod boots to feel if there is play in them. Last you need to look at the steering rack as a whole moving (there is often play in the bushings) where you may have excessive play in the rack itself. Ball joints usually make a clunk sound when bad but you can jack each wheel up and move the tire in and out and watch for any movement there as well.
First just find someone else with a set of wheels that fit yours and do a temporary swap.
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Gadget that a problem like this... check out his site
http://www.gadgetonline.com/vibration.htm
http://www.gadgetonline.com/vibration.htm
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