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Sinias previously said:
Ok after putting on my new rims I noticed I was getting a wheel balance issue when i hit 50mph and then it would stop just over 60 mph. I took it in to get rebalanced and it continued to do the same thing. I am running American Eagle Series 1378, 17 x 8, offset -4mm and BS 4.25. I switched out tires a day later and still had the same balance problem. A few days later I got my OME lift installed and a day later the allignment done. After the allignment everything was fine. For some reason it fixed my balance issue. While heading back home I noticed the front tire was leaking air. I took it to the same place I got my tires from and they noticed a slight pin hole. They replaced the tire and once again I have a balance issue at 50 mph until just after 60mph. What could be causing this? I went back and had the tires balanced again and doesn't seem to work. I would hate to take it back to the dealer and have them allign it again. Oh, the balance issue is the steering wheel is doing the quick movement left and right at those speeds. I'm not getting any pull to the left or right. Thanks for any info.
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Same problem here. I've managed to get it balanced enough times to where it is not too bad though. Yes, the alignment helped too.
I believe I've narrowed it down to the hub centric's of the wheels. Or lack of it actually. The stock wheels were hub centric. The aftermarket ones are NOT. They are lug centric. This means, each time the wheel is removed and reinstalled it is different and not centered on the hub. Non hubcentric wheels can also move, just slightly, when installed and while driving. This causes havoc when trying to nail down the problem with balancing.
I am ordering custom made hub centric rings for my Moto Metals. Hopefully this should cure any residual shaking left over. I'll post once it is completed, unless you beat me to it?
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