Speed_69

so couple days ago, i rotated my tires and now my steering wheel shakes at speeds from 20km/h +.

is it that i need to balance my tires or is there maybe something else?
or should i just rotate my tires again.

Cwhiteg6

im pretty sure the tires just need balancing, the same thing happens to me.

Filthy Focker!

COuld also be that you have not tighten the lug nuts properly. Double check please.

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Speed_69

yea i'm just going to take the tires off again and put them back to make sure the lug nuts are tightened properly

Cwhiteg6

oh yeah for sure i hope your not dumb enough to drive without checking the lugs. i had a friend who's wheels fell out going 45mph good luck though

eg6_rick

Okay i dunt mean to steal your post or anything but I have a similar problem, my steering wheel shakes irradically at speeds of 70-75-80mph. Feels like i'm driving over mountain stoned roads, and this happens on perfectly smooth freeways and interstates. Should i balance my tires??

94rs-turbo

iTrader: (6)

yeah balancing the tires makes a big diff but also are these stock rims or aftermartket becauser most overmarket rims arnt hubcentric meaning there is space between the center of the rim and the center of the hub if this is the deal then all you need is to get hub rings go to discount tire they carry them hope that helps

sol4redline

I agree man just balance the tires...I had the same problem...oh and if you have nice wheels make sure they put the weights on the inside.

EE_Chris

If things were good before you rotated tires, why would rebalancing them be a cure?

Sounds like a lot of miles have accrued since the last time the tires were rotated and this may have wore a pattern into them which was fine for how the tires were but now that they have been rotated, things are not so great.

IF you didn't have the shaky wheel before, then rotate the tires back to their original location and take a test spin.

eternity0

Shaking is most commonly attributed to balance issues, worn steering components (i.e. ball joints) and bad alignment.

FuRiO27

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by eg6_rick &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Okay i dunt mean to steal your post or anything but I have a similar problem, my steering wheel shakes irradically at speeds of 70-75-80mph. Feels like i'm driving over mountain stoned roads, and this happens on perfectly smooth freeways and interstates. Should i balance my tires?? </TD></TR></TABLE>yea u should i had the same problem.

Bond

Balance, steering components, axels, alignment, tire pressure, tire wear, etc. There are a lot of factors in steering wheel shake. Check all those and replace what needs to be and it will go away.

Grams0wnsyouz99*

are your tires directional? u might have them going the wrong direction..