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Tires feel as if they wiggle while driving - 4/4/2008 10:12:46 PM   
roughknight6469

 

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Hi im new here i have a 98 4x4 blazer and i noticed that when i have been driving it recently that it feels like the front left tire feels like it wiggles (dont know how to say it any better lol) left to right as i drive it and i just had the upper and lower ball joints replaced it seemed o go away for awhile but now two days later it feels the same again. i don know much about cars really lol so if some one could give me advice on it would be greatly appreciated
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RE: Tires feel as if they wiggle while driving - 4/4/2008 11:48:28 PM   
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I would check the tire pressure, and maybe get it aligned to start with

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RE: Tires feel as if they wiggle while driving - 4/5/2008 5:26:11 AM   
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more info would be better, is it just a vibration while driving (could need a balance, or out of round tire) is there play when the tire is off the ground (loose lugs, bad bearing, joints..)

I would start with maybe rotating the tires, if the vibration moves to the rear of the vehicle it is just a balance or out of round.

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RE: Tires feel as if they wiggle while driving - 4/5/2008 8:02:52 AM   
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x2.

Rotate the tires and see if the vibration follows the tire.  If it does, have the tires road force balanced (not the typical balance machine).


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