Wheel Alignment Question.
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You might need to get them rebalanced depending on the tires you have them. Some tire material might wear out unevenly, and require you to get them rebalanced because you start getting vibrations after a while.
7th Gen Coupe V6
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From: The Sin City
Originally Posted by lenny_vp
The thing is that I boughg the Tires and the rims seperately.. so I took them to a place where they deal with tires and what not.... and I told they to put the tires on the rims and I also told them to balanced the rims. But I did not put on the rims on the car... I am going to do so very soon (myself).
So with this said I have another question... once the rims are balanced.... do i ever have to balanced them again.???.. i.e after certain amount of miles...etc.
So with this said I have another question... once the rims are balanced.... do i ever have to balanced them again.???.. i.e after certain amount of miles...etc.
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I take mine to a place that specailizes in aftermarket rims and tires. I feel safer that they work on nice big rims all day long rather than a place like sears that will mostly work on changing tires on steeliez all day long.
Plus there's not many places around here that can lift my car because it won't clear the regular lifts that most people have. They charge 20 bucks to mount the rubber, and balance each wheel.
Plus there's not many places around here that can lift my car because it won't clear the regular lifts that most people have. They charge 20 bucks to mount the rubber, and balance each wheel.
