Before/After Pictures with 2.5" Leveling Kit And All New Wheels and Tires
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Location: Fredericksburg, Virginia
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not sure. he said weights but i dont think there is any thing on the outside of my rim and i dont know if they can be put on the inside of the wheel or not.. and ive had the truck for bout 3 years and have never had it alighned myself but yet again i idnt have this with the old tires
If you didn't experience this with old tires I'd bet the balance is off or you have a tire out of round.
Either rotate the front to the rear or have them re-balanced and see what you get.
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not sure. he said weights but i dont think there is any thing on the outside of my rim and i dont know if they can be put on the inside of the wheel or not.. and ive had the truck for bout 3 years and have never had it alighned myself but yet again i didnt have this with the old tires
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Haha thanks man and yeah i know. But they actually didn't cause me any problems when i had them on. I went muddin alittle bit over the weekend but not too bad. My front end was covered and it took 7 bucks to wash it off.
Mine vibrates alittle bit when I'm on the interstate but when i let go of the steering wheel, it still goes straight. I'd just imagine since they are big mud tires, there will be alittle vibration.
He put my weights on in the inside of the wheels. But i don't even know if they balanced them or not cause he never said he did. Unless when he changed the weights to the inside of the wheel that counted as balancing?
Mine vibrates alittle bit when I'm on the interstate but when i let go of the steering wheel, it still goes straight. I'd just imagine since they are big mud tires, there will be alittle vibration.
He put my weights on in the inside of the wheels. But i don't even know if they balanced them or not cause he never said he did. Unless when he changed the weights to the inside of the wheel that counted as balancing?