Vibration after new wheels installed

[kalib0y]

torque them in the air till you can get some hubrings to eliminate any vibration if the wheels are balanced correctly

[Fidhle007]

Dunno why you guys are deadset on being hub-centric... There's a ton of vehicles that just use tapered lugs/nuts and hold the wheel centered perfectly. Just make sure they're torqued to spec.

Those are all stud/nut setups. Bolts don't work that well to center wheels.

To the OP, make sure you have hubcentric spacers and make sure all your wheels are balanced. I can't tell you how many "Tire shops" my customers come from with brand new, freshly balanced wheels that are WAY out of balance. I don't get it, it's not really that hard...

[CleanAzzE30z]

Dunno why you guys are deadset on being hub-centric... There's a ton of vehicles that just use tapered lugs/nuts and hold the wheel centered perfectly. Just make sure they're torqued to spec.

Im sorry but this is lots of fail........

[JakeP]

Those are all stud/nut setups. Bolts don't work that well to center wheels.

I'm used to studs or stud kits. This lug-bolt stuff is confusing. It just doesn't make sense that a hub centric ring could center the wheel that well when you have 4 tapered surfaces locating the part. (thinking of it in terms of engineering stuff)

Im sorry but this is lots of fail........

You hurt my feeling. I only had one...

[DmcL]

were the rear wheels also balanced?

[CosmosM3]

were the rear wheels also balanced?

Yes all wheels are balanced correctly, they just checked again yesterday.

[ZekeTheSneak]

Adaptecspeedware.com Hubcentrics on the cheep. Or blackforestindustries.com

[CleanAzzE30z]

You hurt my feeling. I only had one...

At least youre a sport about it. I respect that.



Mariano