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    New tyres

    I just had Pirelli Scorpion ATR tyres put on the cruiser,had an alignment done (all the blue and green flashing lights) but it now has a slight shimmy at 90 km that wasn't there before,crook balance? take it back or suck it? @madmaori
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    OK, just rang tyrepower "bring it back"
    be 1400 before we get in.No room for the caravan so back to the CP.
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    Yeah high speed wobble normally balance issues.
    Low speed tire issues (separation)
    Some places don't know how to really balance a tire.
    For instance, the machine will say add 30gms. then on the next spin it will say ad 10 at a different place (but really close to the 30.)
    Some guys add a seperate 10gms when you really only need to move the 30 a smidge.
    When some tires caller HUGE amounts of weight, sometimes deflating and spinning the tire 90degrees can make a difference.
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    No build up of mud in the wheel?

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    There seems to be big variations in the accuracy of wheel alignment outfits.

    Had Tony's do it once and the result was bloody hopeless. I now get the long-standing pro outfit round here to do them and the results have always been good. Has both the car and truck done in the last month, both obviously improved by it, particularly the line holding on the open road.

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    Right,rebalance done 30 grams each outside.but I have a new mission,while the wheels were off the tech said, you better have a look at thisName:  1502430590409-2046076813.jpg
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    Some places if struggling to get wheel alignment in, they will push on the tyres and get another person to hit next on the screen.
    Then it saves the data like it was done correctly.

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    Good bit of rubber those tyres are!
    sounds like she might have thrown a weight , when you speed up does the shimmy bugger off?
    if so its just a balance problem @madjon_
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    [QUOTE=6x47;626384]There seems to be big variations in the accuracy of wheel alignment outfits.

    Had Tony's do it once and the result was bloody hopeless. I now get the long


    The machine is just a tape measure , its the man behind the machine that makes the magic happen!
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    I had new BFGs fitted , they balanced them up , from memory was 180 grams of lead on 1 tyre & slightly less on other 1 . ( was half the rim ) .Imagine if id lost the lead off them , be like driving on square wheels . I spat the dummy when I realised And returned them. Shop wasn't happy , tried to say rims must be out , we checked them perfect . New tyres & never went back . I wondered if they where seconds ? if there such a thing ?
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    na wouldn't be seconds @Munsey , do have they odd problem with tyres that are a light truck construction not balancing the best- quite often we will break the beads and spin the tyre 180 degrees , reinflate and then check the balance again. If that doesn't sort the problem and the rims are in good nick then we will put a replacement on.
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    My XMT's ended up with a fair chuck of weights added to a couple of wheels and they were new rims too, I just lived with it. Haven't knocked any off in the rocks yet....

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    Quote Originally Posted by madmaori View Post
    Good bit of rubber those tyres are!
    sounds like she might have thrown a weight , when you speed up does the shimmy bugger off?
    if so its just a balance problem @madjon_
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    Tyre balancing beads, you'll never be out of balance again. well your tyres won't be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by madjon_ View Post
    Right,rebalance done 30 grams each outside.but I have a new mission,while the wheels were off the tech said, you better have a look at thisAttachment 73649both front shocks weeping
    Shocks weeping or just misting or losing a few drops? The latter perfectly normal and NOT a cause to be induced to buy new ones.

    https://vehicleinspection.nzta.govt....hock-absorbers

 

 

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