I haven't had them aligned yet I'm waiting to put my springs on which are coming in on Friday or so. Then I will get an lignment done. I'll get back to u all as soon as I get my springs put on, hopefuly next week.

 

Did the thought of doing a search on "hubcentric" or "hubcentric adapter" ever cross your mind? Think maybe you aren't the first person to have this problem? rolleyes.gif

Call the phone number on the webiste at www.tires.com. Tell them what car you have, and what rims you have, and they will sell you the proper hubcentric adapters.

yes, you need them. If you didn't, you wouldn't be having the wheel vibration! suicide suicide

Take the aftermarket wheels off and put your stock wheels back on in the meantime. You don't want to do any damage to your lug bolts, or wheels.

[ March 24, 2003, 08:47 AM: Message edited by: Random ]

 

I think it may sitll be the balance.

My tires shook at 40 then a 55 then at 80.


I had to goto 7 different places, till I found a places that knew how to balance a tire properly.


and it was a ford dealer eek!

 

i just had four new sneakers put on and my wheel starts at like 55 then stops at like 80 and above....?? wtf?

 

If you mean tires, then take them back to have them rebalanced. If you mean wheels and tires, did you get hubcentric adapters?

 

I got the hubcentric rings like 2 days after I posted this and saw ur post Random, then got my wheels balanced 2 times after.