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[Sittn86]

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[22dodge]

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Originally Posted by 91shelby more like it was a matter of finding time to get to it lol

I told you the first day you posted. In the time you spent posting and posting and posting on here, you would have had the tires rotated in a lot less time. Do you realize how frustrating it is for people willing to help and GIVE you the answer then you just don't do what's being said. And then you get all over the place with questions. You problem was wiggling wheel. 86 told you about a bad tire. I told you about a bad axle and that you should rotate your tires which will very quickly confirm or deny that as being the problem.

[crusty shadow]

getting to it? rotate tires takes like 30 min if you dont have an impact, 10 min if you do.
but i do know one thing, i wouldve done that right off the bat if somebody suggested it rather than driving my car, with it pulling to one side and shaking like you described. common sense tells you that can not be good for the rest of the car to drive it like that. especially if you lose control and crash.......

[91shelby]

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Originally Posted by crusty shadow getting to it? rotate tires takes like 30 min if you dont have an impact, 10 min if you do. but i do know one thing, i wouldve done that right off the bat if somebody suggested it rather than driving my car, with it pulling to one side and shaking like you described. common sense tells you that can not be good for the rest of the car to drive it like that. especially if you lose control and crash.......

i know its just been hella rainy out here, and saturday was the soonest i could get to it, i thank you guys for all your help now i know what to look for im still learning everything there is to learn about FWD cars as this is my first, all my others were RWD thanks again

[phantomrt]

I've never known a missing wheel weight / unbalanced tire to cause a pull. I say bad tire / improper inflation.

[crusty shadow]

wel if he rotated em around and the pulling problem disapeared hes prolly got a separated belt in the tire, making a nice egg or bubble in the tread. you better get to a tire shop and have one of them look at it, sounds like you're about to have a blowout.

[allmotor]

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Originally Posted by 91shelby i know its just been hella rainy out here, and saturday was the soonest i could get to it, i thank you guys for all your help now i know what to look for im still learning everything there is to learn about FWD cars as this is my first, all my others were RWD thanks again

excuses, excuses, excuses. a litte rain and ul melt? how about pulling a 520 trans in a shadow in the walmart parking lot, how about swaping a904 on a gravel drive in dec? golly gee, i feel really bad for u.

sat first day? huh first post on thur 5th, then 9am the 6th and then all the other posts. instead of jagin off on the net, get-r-dun.

[91shelby]

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Originally Posted by allmotor excuses, excuses, excuses. a litte rain and ul melt? how about pulling a 520 trans in a shadow in the walmart parking lot, how about swaping a904 on a gravel drive in dec? golly gee, i feel really bad for u. sat first day? huh first post on thur 5th, then 9am the 6th and then all the other posts. instead of jagin off on the net, get-r-dun.

it got it done thats all the matters.

[91shelby]

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Originally Posted by crusty shadow wel if he rotated em around and the pulling problem disapeared hes prolly got a separated belt in the tire, making a nice egg or bubble in the tread. you better get to a tire shop and have one of them look at it, sounds like you're about to have a blowout.

I took it to les schwab and they said it was because it threw the weight who would of thought eh? the put a weight on it and rebalanced and happy again it was. thanks for all the help guys

[allmotor]

what ever. i don't even bother balancing tires and never had a wobble like u explained

[moparfwdsleeper]

Problem fixed, thread closed(im tired of watching it and the little snickers going on)