I got a 6th gen sedan, I4, auto, and a few weeks ago I got 17" rims/tires plus Eibach Pro Kit. My wheel vibrates at about 50 mph and continues till about 75mph and then kinda stops!!!! I've had an alignment done, and had the wheels balanced and rotated as well now. It still is doing it! what the heck can the problem be??!?? Could it be the tires themselves? I don't believe the rim is bent cause they'll tell you if it is before they balance them and also if it was bent, i'd be feeling the vibration at all speeds. so guys help me out, i can't seem to figure out what the hell is wrong! thanks!

 

sounds like you could use a hubcentric ring

 

oh yeah i forgot to say, i did get hubcentric rings. I don't think it could be the cv joints/axles, etc cause the car only has like 32k miles on it, but then again it doensn't really matter how miles it has. i think im gonna take it to another place and have it checked out again, and maybe have the wheels rebalanced or something.

 

yeah, I about to say you may have to have your wheels rebalanced. They don't always do it right the first time.

 

In addition if your are running wheel like Racing harts and tape weights the balance won't be as true.

hammer on rim weights give a better balance--unfortunately I have RH5 18"s and sucky tires so mine has a slight vibration above 50 as well. Nothing I can do but hope for better tires one day

 

this vibration only happen in complete stop mode (not moving at all, start-up, idle, etc.) when i start to move the car again it will stop... it doesn't cause any vibration when i move. everything i have on my car is stock except for the exhaust and spark plugs...

 

Hey noliess,
Does your wheel vibrate when you're trying to stop? It could be your brake rotors.
Accord1278-Try having the wheels dynamic balanced instead of static. Static only has weights on one side of the wheel. Good luck guys.
Rog