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Originally Posted by StatusRed
Interesting, although the two tyres I have on the front right now were new last year and I've tried rotating them, marginal improvement but the vibration is still there.
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Could be a buckled alloy. Its easy enough to spot on a balancing machine that a tyre shop has. They run the wheels at speed for the machine to get its calculations as to where the weights need to go and type of weight to use. If an alloy is buckled, the tyre won't run "true" on the machine. It will wobble.
A buckled alloy can lead to vibration, which can be felt through the steering if its bad enough.
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Last edited by Kev0607; Apr 23rd, 2024 at 12:50.
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