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Need answers for upgrades
I have a TL-S and i just put some chrome 18's on it like 2 months ago..........everything was pretty much the same...........my car didnt shake for at all.......it was like i had my stock rims on...........but now when i drive above 60mph my steering wheel shakes like crazy!!! Also, when i brake my car pulls in every direction. Also, my car pulls to the left on a striaght away. I wanted to know if this is regular problems or do i need to get some type of upgrades? Do i need brake pads, an alignment, or something else?
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It could be a number of things...
First: Check the air presure in the tires...a significant difference could cause the pull on straightaways.
Second: The vibrations...If your rim lost a weight it would cause the vibrations. Get the wheels high speed balanced again.
Third: Get the brakes checked for warping...it's not likely but it could cause the pulling under braking if the rotors are "catching" at different points.
First: Check the air presure in the tires...a significant difference could cause the pull on straightaways.
Second: The vibrations...If your rim lost a weight it would cause the vibrations. Get the wheels high speed balanced again.
Third: Get the brakes checked for warping...it's not likely but it could cause the pulling under braking if the rotors are "catching" at different points.
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You might also make sure your lug nuts are tight. Sounds silly....but when you change out rims, the lugs will many times work themselves loose. Just another thought.....
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Originally posted by SlyTLS
It could be a number of things...
First: Check the air presure in the tires...a significant difference could cause the pull on straightaways.
Second: The vibrations...If your rim lost a weight it would cause the vibrations. Get the wheels high speed balanced again.
Third: Get the brakes checked for warping...it's not likely but it could cause the pulling under braking if the rotors are "catching" at different points.
It could be a number of things...
First: Check the air presure in the tires...a significant difference could cause the pull on straightaways.
Second: The vibrations...If your rim lost a weight it would cause the vibrations. Get the wheels high speed balanced again.
Third: Get the brakes checked for warping...it's not likely but it could cause the pulling under braking if the rotors are "catching" at different points.
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Shaking above 60 is probably alignment related. Been there, done that. Espcially if you are pulling to one side when driving on a straight, even surface.
However, I would start with re-torqueing lugs, check tire pressure, then have alignment and tire balancing checked out at a shop.
One of those should solve your problem
However, I would start with re-torqueing lugs, check tire pressure, then have alignment and tire balancing checked out at a shop.
One of those should solve your problem
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