Gjac wrote:
soloblazer wrote:
I have another question that deals with the shaking tire thing? alot of you agree with checking the tires to be out of round, but i have a dumb question, if the tire is out of round then it wouldn't balance correctly, right? All 4 of the rear tires were balanced and balanced out to 0 as they should? just thought i would throw that out there. thanks
Your tires maybe in balance but that does not mean they are round. The only way that they can be fixed it to true the tires, remount the tires or buy new tires. I don't know who can true the tires anymore. It entails turning the tire and shaving material off like a lathe. Did you check the tires yourself for being out of round?
The big question is the age of the tire. I would check the date codes before doing anything more to the tiers. I would think the big truck tier stores might still have the ability to true tiers. I have seen it done a long time ago and it looked like they were taking off a lot of tread. The owner of the truck being worked on said it actually made the tier last longer. We never (vary seldom) wear out tiers on motor homes so I have thought of doing it when I get new front tiers.
Bill
