Steering wheel shake at 60mph and over

[Jocky]

Got em, "Tyre power"

http://www.townpages.com/details.htm


And I think the Grangetown one is "Town and Country"

Cheers Dave:thumb2 forgot about them:nenau I usually use town & country in grangetown for tracking.

 

[rossco]

Have you checked your steering bushes etc..?

 

[Billybomber]

That looks like it :thumb2

Good stuff mate, I think i'll order some as it can't do any harm.

Bill

 

[Billybomber]

Thanks Everyone

Hi all,

Just do give a final recap.
Today I bought the T2 to another "tyre specialist," they checked the alignment and said it was 100% okay

close inspection of all tyres showed 2 illegal patch/ sticky glue fixes for two of the tyres and uneven wear on one ..........

so bit the bullet put the one new tyre i got previously on the spare and went for 4 new tyres.... so all the same type with same thread etc.

all i can say is marvellous....

sorted the steering wheel shake out and the alignment in one go....

very pleased even though they did cost a bit.

4 * BFGoodrich All Terrain tyres

Thanks for all the help from everyone:clap

Bill

PS i'm still going to order some wheel balancing powder once i can decide which is the best to get.

 

[Deleted Member S]

Glad you've got it sorted

PS i'm still going to order some wheel balancing powder once i can decide which is the best to get.

dynabeads are surposed to be great:thumb2

 

[Deleted account DD]

Glad you've got it sorted



dynabeads are surposed to be great:thumb2

Do any of the large suppliers do those? I can only find the powder round here.

 

[Deleted account DD]

Excellent purchase Bill :thumb2

 

[lacroupade]

Glad you've got it sorted



dynabeads are surposed to be great:thumb2

Interesting, theres a few demo vids on youtube as well, looks like it would work well...some good write ups as well on a few auto sites...theres a couple of UK suppliers but no indication of cost....anyone know?