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steering wheel wobble
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going 30... fine
going 40... fine
going 50... bit of vibration
going 60... bit more
going 70... f**k me how much vibration..
looking round the tinternet it seems that it could be wheel, could be tracking, could be tyres...
however i have just had new tyres on, fitted by a pro and balanced, so that rules that out
tracking maybe? have gone from 13's to 15's would that make a difference to the tracking?
dont think they are buckled.. otherwise the chap who fitted the tyres would've said
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starzoe wrote: Mine does the same at the mo, over 75 an it wobbles like a bitch! An been told it may be my wheel bearing. Is there any squeaking? Any noises unusual?
no unusual noises at all...
however have noticed something else today.... when i turned into my street today, the steering wheel didnt centre itself like it usually does.... tbh i'm getting a bit annoyed with "improvements" that dont work/or need extra work on top of what is being done, why don't things ever go right first time?
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