Dressendorfer

Hey guys, so yesterday I rotated my the tires on my '92 pickup. The tires are Mickey Thompson 35s, I rotated them in the "X" motion (front left to right rear, right rear to front left). After rotating them I noticed a squeeling sound as I accelerate the truck. Usually stops when I hit 40-50mph. Not only that, but when I come to a stop the brakes feel rough as I get to 10mph and below. It also feels rough when I slowly accelerate. If this helps, before I rotated my tires I pulled my carpet out and sprayed my floorboards with bed liner. Could i be feeling this because I'm used to the carpet beneath my feet? Could it just be the tire tread adjusting? Help!

CapeRustBucket

How are the E brake pivots? maybe a stuck e brake arm? Thats a weird thing to happen from only rotating the tires

Dressendorfer

My E brakes broke... so it hasn't been used. I don't know if it would do that just from me switching the tires around or not.

Vin4Runner

you can try adjusting the air pressure, for a pickup there usually more psi in the rear than the front. my 88 pickup has 26 psi in the front and 32 in the rear. other than that idk

E-ROC

do you have the stick on weights inside your wheels? if so they may be rubbing on your front calipers. ive had it happen before.