On my recently-acquired Honda I bought 2 new tires as they were badly dry rotted and out of round, by the feeling of it. The rears still looked pretty good and instructed the tire shop to check and balance them if they were still good.
However, even though they balanced them, I'm still having a shake starting at 55 or so and getting worse up to 60 and beyond, felt mostly in the seat, not the steering wheel.
Is it possible for a tire to balance well but still be somehow damaged in a way that causes a shake? I'm thinking I maybe should have just bought all four.
However, even though they balanced them, I'm still having a shake starting at 55 or so and getting worse up to 60 and beyond, felt mostly in the seat, not the steering wheel.
Is it possible for a tire to balance well but still be somehow damaged in a way that causes a shake? I'm thinking I maybe should have just bought all four.