Does rotated tires = vibration for a while?

Sucka612 · Mon Oct 23, 2006 1:07 pm

So the dealer rotated my tires and after driving around for a while I noticed that I can actually feel the front wheel rotating, it's wierd. There's a little vibration cruising and when I'm breaking. Is this normal?

Y2k · Mon Oct 23, 2006 3:50 pm

i would think the tire needs some balancing or it could be your brake system. correct me if i'm wrong folks....

jutzb · Mon Oct 23, 2006 4:22 pm

I would agree - it sounds like its out of balance - which can happen after time.

sc0tty8 · Tue Oct 24, 2006 6:06 am

Check air pressure first.

Is it only under braking that its really noticable?

Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:30 am

Once after a rotation it was vibrating a bit, i took it back to the tire shop and they balanced and remounted the tires to the car. No balancing was necessary, but they said that occassionally the wheel won't mate as flush to the rotor as it should and can cause vibrations.

focinite · Tue Oct 24, 2006 9:26 pm

Louis Zerr wrote: Once after a rotation it was vibrating a bit, i took it back to the tire shop and they balanced and remounted the tires to the car. No balancing was necessary, but they said that occassionally the wheel won't mate as flush to the rotor as it should and can cause vibrations.

this correct... i to fix this problem will wizzy wheel the rotor and the back surface of the rim to remove any corrossion on the surfaces.

sc0tty8 · Wed Oct 25, 2006 7:02 am

focinite wrote:
Louis Zerr wrote:Once after a rotation it was vibrating a bit, i took it back to the tire shop and they balanced and remounted the tires to the car. No balancing was necessary, but they said that occassionally the wheel won't mate as flush to the rotor as it should and can cause vibrations.
this correct... i to fix this problem will wizzy wheel the rotor and the back surface of the rim to remove any corrossion on the surfaces.

"wizzy wheel" makes you sound like a dumbass, dumbass.

focinite · Wed Oct 25, 2006 7:54 pm

sc0tty8 wrote:
focinite wrote:
Louis Zerr wrote:Once after a rotation it was vibrating a bit, i took it back to the tire shop and they balanced and remounted the tires to the car. No balancing was necessary, but they said that occassionally the wheel won't mate as flush to the rotor as it should and can cause vibrations.
this correct... i to fix this problem will wizzy wheel the rotor and the back surface of the rim to remove any corrossion on the surfaces.

"wizzy wheel" makes you sound like a dumbass, dumbass.

soory.... i take a light compound roll-lock pad and install it in my 2 inch angel grinder and nock down some of the corrosion at the mating surfaces...... and its doomas fucker

sc0tty8 · Wed Oct 25, 2006 8:08 pm

Thats better, now talk like that more often.

Also install firefox 2.0 so you don't mess up on the spelling.

focinite · Thu Oct 26, 2006 8:53 pm

sc0tty8 wrote: Thats better, now talk like that more often.

Also install firefox 2.0 so you don't mess up on the spelling.

your like a woman....... never happy

sc0tty8 · Thu Oct 26, 2006 9:21 pm

focinite wrote:
sc0tty8 wrote:Thats better, now talk like that more often.

Also install firefox 2.0 so you don't mess up on the spelling.
your like a woman....... never happy

As long as thats the only way I am like a woman. I know I don't bleed and cry all the time.

focinite · Thu Oct 26, 2006 9:31 pm

any thing that bleeds for 6 days.....and stilll lives, i s pure evil

Sucka612 · Fri Oct 27, 2006 1:46 pm

focinite wrote: any thing that bleeds for 6 days.....and stilll lives, i s pure evil

lmao!

umdivx · Sat Oct 28, 2006 6:04 pm

You could have a flat/bald spot, warped rotors, alignment issues, off balanced tires, the list could go on. Take it to a tire shop or like I said in the other thread, take it to a reputable shop that knows what they are doing.

- Josh

focinite · Sun Oct 29, 2006 12:54 pm

umdivx wrote: You could have a flat/bald spot, warped rotors, alignment issues, off balanced tires, the list could go on. Take it to a tire shop or like I said in the other thread, take it to a reputable shop that knows what they are doing.

- Josh

ive never seen a alignment issue cuse a vibe..... a chewed tire from a bad align yes ive seen, a loose front end part yes but i rarely see a focus with a loose front end, mostly bent, the tie rods are weak!!! a wheel bearing here and there. my guess is that you have a balance issue. or a cold spoting issue. if yer tires were cupped then yes id recog a align but make sure that they use the updated (as per the tsb) align specs . just watch those dealerships, i left touseley cus the way they did biss, i have a little more controll over how my customers get treated at TP and i have people ask for me by name so its good .