soga831

Guys,

I've just recently changed from my winter tires to the summer (stock) tires ( long winter). When I go around 90km/h or 65 mph the car start to shake a little. I checked out aliegnment and balance for the wheels, but everything looked fine. The only thing I'm expect is the tires. They are wore out, but still has tracks. Could that be the problem? Do I need to get a new set of tires?

Thanks and regards

Charles

RoAdsZ24

if your tires are shot then that is probably the problem. where did you store your tires over the winter? did a balancing weight fall off?

ssaddiction

more than likely tires need rebalanced thats all

boostedss26

either rebalance the tires or a belt let lose in the tire.

dsp86

get them road forced. i see it sometimes at the dealership that i work at. u can balance all day long and never got it to go away. so i would say best thing to do is get them road forced, its most like the cause of ur vibration.

D4u2s0t

does it do it ALL the time? when cruising, when braking, when accelerating, be more specific. could be a bunch of things, most likely just need a better balance or new wheels, but if there's more specific symptoms it could be something else.

Coblasts

How did you store them.
If they were standing up then you most likely have them out of round slightly.
Try inflating them to 50 or 60 psi and letting the pressure back out to 32psi.

elecblue06

iTrader: (1)

alignment or rebalanced

soga831

Thanks for all the replies. The tires were in my garage over the winter. This only happens when I'm doing around 90-100km. I doesn't matter if I'm accelerating, braking for changing gear. So I think it's just the tires. I did tire balance inspection, they are okay. I'll try to ride it out on the road.

eurochevy

im gonna say u need ot rebalance the tires i have the same thing and i know its cause i need to balance my tires which hasn't been done since i bought the car this was almost 2 eyars ago now

*edit* never mind ..ya maybe they just need to get more flexible again ..not exactly testing the tires just sitting there for an entire winter