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    NissanMaxxNissanMaxx
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      Same thing happened to me, all I did was a wheel alignment and it fixed the problem. I don’t know if it’ll work for you because it sounds like something else but one way to check is to see if your tires are getting ruined at the edges. Oh my bad you alrea

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      dreamer2355dreamer2355
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        Suspension components do not cause vibrations at higher speeds, only rotating components do._x000D_
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        I would start with rebalancing those tires. What type of wheel weights are being used to ‘balance’ your wheels and tires?_x000D_
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        Did you try to rotate your tires?

        #463181
        college mancollege man
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          A+ on Dreamers post. Do you have another set of wheels to put_x000D_
          on the car to see if the issue goes away or changes?

          #463182
          Shaun_300Shaun_300
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            You may have to have them road force balanced. Some cars that’s the only way to get rid of a tire vibration which this sounds like to me. I know some of our Cadillac’s are picky and will have a vibration no matter how many times you do a wheel balance. On

            #463183
            dreamer2355dreamer2355
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              [quote]Quoted From Shaun_300: _x000D_
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              You may have to have them road force balanced. Some cars that’s the only way to get rid of a tire vibration which this sounds like to me. I know some of our Cadillac’s are picky and will have a vibration no matter

              #463184
              finallinkfinallink
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                The new Nitto Invos that only have 5,000 miles have been road force balanced to no avail.

                #463185
                dreamer2355dreamer2355
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                  5 inches of wheel weights is alot of weight to compensate for dynamic balancing if those weights were close to edge of the rims._x000D_
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                  How many ounces was that line of weights and what type of weights were used?

                  #463186
                  rice400rice400
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                    bent rim

                    #463187
                    EricTheCarGuy 1EricTheCarGuy
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                      As stated suspension parts do not cause vibrations rotating assemblies do.

                      #463189
                      dreamer2355dreamer2355
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                        Thanks for posting the fix!_x000D_
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                        Please dont forget to change the traffic light to green so it updates our database.

                        #463190
                        MattMatt
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                          I was going to suggest that you may have weak struts, but it looks like you have addressed that issue more than once.

                          #463188
                          finallinkfinallink
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                            I’m still waiting for the new RE11’s to arrive.

                            #463191
                            college mancollege man
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                              Thanks for the update and the fix.

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                              EricTheCarGuy 1EricTheCarGuy
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                                Rotating assemblies.

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