Hey everyone, i was wondering if any mechanics out there would know the solution to my issue. I just put my summer rims on my TL02 and i noticed when i go over 120 my car vibrates like a massage chair. I used these rims before, actuall 2 seasons before and never encountered this problem. The size of the tires are 225/40/18. I have used the same size tires 2 years in a row but these are brand new. I asked the shop that installed them and they say that they are sure they balanced them to 0. Im hoping its not my suspension, but no evidence points to that. Im also running a 2 inch drop on both ends and im getting a camber kit installed in a few days. I dont think its related to the camber kit tho because i've never had this problem in the past. Also do those black hub rings make a big difference? I have em all all 4 of my tires but i know one is cracked but still able to hug the center hub.

Any clues?

 

Sounds like tire balance, but it could be suspension. What tires are they and what is their speed rating.

 

my car did the same shit and then i got new rotors and it stoped

 

i Just bought a new pair of nexxen's and the speed rating is 220Kmph.

 

Rotors did that? How did your rotors cause that?

 

Are the wheels centered on the hubs. Alot of times the aftermarket wheels are not the same size as the stock wheel and the wheel gets mounted off center. The tires could be balanced to zero and the car could still shake. Also are the wheels torqued on or impacted. When I install my summer rims I make sure the wheels are centered by tightening the lugs by hand while making sure the rim is in the center. I then torque them to 85ft lbs and I have never had a problem.

Also 120 is more then twice the legal limit so I imagine if you had a worn suspension piece or a slighly warped rotor that could cause your car to vibrate. I don't know of any shop that will try to diagnose your problem though.

 

KM per hour, not miles

 

My bad !!!!!!

 

i would have to say one of the tires is out of balance. Bring it back in and have them rebalance them.

 

Is this the tire company
http://www.nexentire.co.kr/english/product_tec/sub4.asp
They don't even have Honda listed

 

i have no clue but it worked...i also drive 95-125mph every day... and still no problem