my back tire, i believe on the driverside, is wobbling when i drive. what in the hell could be wrong?

 

Bent rim...

stay away from potholes....

missing lug nuts...

maybe only ones holding your rim on...

 

try tightening ur lug nuts. and like the other guy said, a bent rim.

 

It could just be the tire too, go get the tire changed and if it doesn't clear up its prolly the rim.
My back tire and front drivers side tires wre doing that, turns out the tires were just bad. Didn't realize that until the tire blew up and whacked away at my fenders, and jacked it all up...friggin sheet metal

 

thanks for the info guys..thats what i thought. well..its still under warranty so back to the dealer i go....this is the second time they have "fixed" this problem

 

how many miles are on the car?

 

everyone seems to have missed the obvious here, i bet your wheel weight just fell off. that will definately make it wobble. you can get it fixed for about $1.

 

I worked in a tire shop for a year and a half and the most common ailment was wobbling tires. Solution? Get your wheels and tires balanced. I doubt it's a bent rim because that usually makes your car pull to one side...if it's not pulling you probably just shed a weight. Then again, you could have bent a strut, bent a lug stud, badly warped a rotor (you would have many other problems if it were that), etc. Get it balanced at SAM's for like 8 bucks and if the problem persists, get back to us.

 

Wheel bearing is another option not to rule out...

 

hub, tire, wheel weight, lugs

 

ya the whole car kinda seems to wobble, the steering wheel is doin it too. so im not sure if its the back or front.

 

have u looked at the TRAILING ARM BUSHING??

i bet its ripped/broken. happens a lot of on older EF's, shouldnt be happening on a ek so soon tho but who knows.

 

FIXED...damn tire was seperating...40bucks..new tire...all good, thanks for the suggestions tho guys...