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im jealous, my offset made me run a 255/35 :( on a 9.5
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You should ask them to put it on the spinner, just look for any visual wobbles. How much weight did it take when you put them on?
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It's a pretty reputable place (forum sponsor), that has some good equipment. They have worked with me very nicely, but we still haven't fixed it completely. The first time, they shipped the fronts back, and found out it had one tire that was bad. This time, we are trying to see what the next step is.
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i have 275 front, no vibration at all at any speed... its like stock on smooth road, a little bit of tracking on rough road (where the steering wheel sorta pulls into the ruts). in other words, everything perfectly normal and expected from large sticky tires.
rather than ship wheels and tires back and forth, just go to a local tire shop and have them figure it out? |
Seller is responsible for the vibration, started on first drive, so they are taking care of everything. No local experts anyway (NE is different). My suspect of the wheels is getting stronger with the comments.
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Bump...no one else has an opinion - there are many of you with wider front tires, please chime in if you have vibrations or not. Thanks.
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275/30/20 front. No vibrations.
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285/35/19 front and rear on stock Sport wheels. No spacers. No changes to OEM suspension. No vibration at all.
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^^ thanks guys, keep it coming
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285/35/19 RE-11's on stock Nismo front rim, no abnormal vibrations. I do get the alignment checked reguarly though. Been about 8,000 miles on the RE-11's so far.
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No rubbing. Stock Nismo suspension, no spacers. Went to a 305 in the rear, and it did wonders for the understeer.
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275/35-18 Hankooks and 285/30-18 AD-08s. Neither of them have any unusual vibrations.
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