Whenever I hit 70mph my steering wheel starts to shake. Just got new tires checked to see if they all had wheel weights and they do, my alignment is not off lug's are tight and torqued don't know what else it could be what are your thoughts?

 

suspension? axles? cheap tires?

 

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Sometimes shops dont properly balance the tires when they install them...its more common then you think. It could also be cheap tires. Those are the most likely problems, after that you get into the axles and suspension stuff.

 

Got falken ziex 512's dont think there is any axle damage recently had the inner and outer cv boots replaced and they checked for any axle damage dont think there is any susp damage unless my stock susp is finally going out there seems to be no signs of damage. how would i go about checking if they improperly balanced them take it back in?

 

yea, just take it back in and tell them you have a vibration around 70.

 

get new axles.

 

Do you get any vibration before 70 mph? I'm having a similar problem... vibration and a slight pull to the right, but it gets better the faster i go. Don't mean to jack your thread, sorry.

 

If your tires are off balanced you would feel vibration throughout driving. It is more than likely unbalanced or your rims are bent. Check to make sure your tires are not cupping. I work at Just Tires if you wanna rebalance them or check'em *If you live in so cali*

 

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You need an Alignment, your TOE is off most likely. And get all 4 tires balanced

 

thanks, ill have that done

 

Just get them rebalanced. Somtimes they dont do it right the first time, or they used to much lube and the tire will shift on the wheel and knock off the balance.

 

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Happened on my wifes accord one time.

 

check you tire pressure too

 

if that dont work check your bushings. or even do that before you go through all the trouble. you never know maybe a crappy bushing is doing that...