i dont remember where i got them , from some website. sorry.
but anyway, i know the tires are balanced because they are different rims actually but i said new tires because they were different, either way it didnt change a thing when i switched them.

also, what do you mean by break them in right?

 

do you borrow your car to people?

 

no not at all, i wouldnt let someone drive it ever unless im there.

 

just thinking about control arms. you never curbed it either? were starting to grasp here, but im running out of ideas.

 

no i have never hit a curb since ive owned it, i bought it about a year ago, and it had a slight wobble when i braked. it has just progressively worsened. it does it with two different sets of rims, and it has new rotors and pads, i cant seem to figure it out. i was told it could be the back drum brakes but i was also told if it were those, it would shake underneath me instead of in the streering wheel. so i am out of ideas.
do you think it could have anything to do with the calipers. they are still the factory ones and as far as i know, they both work fine, i may be wrogn though.

 

maybe one of the studs is damaged? im running out of ideas...if its not the rotors or the pads, not the suspension or the supports....

do you have ABS? could it be malfunctioning?

 

no i dont have abs, i am almost pos suspension is good, and this may be stupid, but im not real sure what you mean by studs?

 

maybe your wheel studs are damaged, one may be broke or bent, etc... check the threads and make sure they all look ok.

 

Go and check your front suspension, a busted ball joint will make the car shake sometimes. If you jack it up and the wheels shake or sag you may have found your problem.

 

ok, ill check that out, thanx alot. if that doesnt work, then im out of ideas and it seems everyone else is too. thanx for everyones help. its really appreciated.