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Jul 5, 2010 | 9:23 AM

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larryboy58

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No i did not recieve anything, they told me the tires were ok and that was it.

Jul 9, 2010 | 7:20 PM

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larryboy58

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Today i rotated the tires back to front. Seemed to be a little better but I have not driven it a lot to be sure.

Jul 10, 2010 | 8:02 PM

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desrtrat

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if it has had this since new, ether a front end issue, or bad rim(s). have you ever needed a brakes replaced in it yet?..sorry i can't be more help, at this point we're just shooting in the dark..

good luck

Jul 10, 2010 | 9:06 PM

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MDTAHOE

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Originally Posted by larryboy58

Today i rotated the tires back to front. Seemed to be a little better but I have not driven it a lot to be sure.

If it change it at all then the problem is definitely in the wheels and tires.

Aug 8, 2010 | 6:31 PM

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From: salmon arm BC

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Drive shafts usually only cause a vibration when there is load on them. By turning the engine off you have eliminated the load on the shaft. A drive shaft vibration would be very fast because the diameter of the shaft is small. It would also change with RPM

not if the universal joints are shot

Aug 14, 2010 | 1:32 AM

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it could be the tires too, they do come with defects from the manufacurers once in a while

May 30, 2023 | 1:26 PM

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gmc1500ninetoe

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Originally Posted by MDTAHOE

That is typical tire vibration. By turning it off you have eliminated the load on the drive line and engine. It could also have a bad wheel. You need to have the wheels Road Forced and balanced on the Hunter 9700. Google road force and or Hunter 9700 to get more info on it.

no did the road force balance dose not solve problem. Tires most likely. Or rack and pinion. I am still trying to resolve this issue. Do not use aftermarket rack and pinion. That will not work OEM only. Good luck finding one.