I had a "bubble" in a new tire once. The other lesser idea is that you lost
a weight and the wheel is unbalanced. The vibration has to be coming from
the wheels because that is all that is spinning. The engine is too far at
the rear to be creating and vibration in the front. A valve isn't big enough
too cause a vibration. It could be your steering damper. but you would feel
it in the steering wheel. It could be a bearing. But if when you grab the
wheel and shake it really hard and there is no looseness, it would not be
the bearing or the looseness in the bearing is new and only happens when it
is heated by driving. It's you passenger side tire or wheel. Otherwise you
would feel it under your butt. Go to the tire store.
My new name is Cosmoid and I can tell your car's future.
The advice is free and if it is wrong you can have your money back.
Rotate them from back to front just to be sure. A broken radial belt can
cause "up and down" bounce at high speed like a tire that is out of round
without causing "side to side" wobble. That would do the whole "vibrate the
front but not the steering wheel".
G2
On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 15:38:42 -0700 (PDT) singlecabboy <sealingwaxred@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
True, but had two new ones on at ES and bought two knew rear tires up there , all 4 are on now , doing same thing , I know you can get bad tires .....but --- Denis Dodson <coocoo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> A bad tire can do that . >
