Originally Posted by williemon

So what your saying is that the road force balance from A&R has proved that the tires are good and cannot be the source of the problem. That only leaves the wheels and your drivetrain components as the problem, which would show up with any tire you used on them. Or, maybe the Revoes simply are not compatible with your particular 4 runner.

Im offically on my now. I still stand by my first comments. The road force just cant be the cure all that its being brought out to be. I may have to eat crow here, but ive eaten crow before in my life and I most likely will do so again, but I just cannot go for the road force balance being the final say so that the tires themselves are not causing the problem, and that there is nothing else that can be done to them to make them run with no or much less vibration. My feel is that the tires are the problem, but that they can be adjusted and balanced for a glass smooth ride. And no, the wheel does not have to have weights on its outer peremiter to get a smooth ride. That does however depend on if the rim will allow stickons where the spokes connect. The most perfect ride might however require them on inside as well as outside though. Anyway, thats my quarters worth. Hope it gets worked out soon.

I forgot to mention, theres 2 places around here that trues and balances on the car. Fowlers alignment in Phenix City AL. and Columbus spring in Columbus GA. Im sure theres got to be a place around where you are at. Anyway, if all else fails, why not give the trueing and balance on the car a try? If you did have a rotor or hub issue, that may fix you up.