Small bit of front edge shake even after changing hub.
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Small bit of front end shake even after changing hub.
So before I changed my front hub on my 2002 Disco II I had a large amount of front end wheel shake between 45 and 50 mph. The new hub made a world of difference but there is still a bit of shake around 48 mph, very slight but still there. I do need to get my front end aligned (tires wore unevenly) but is there anything else to look at? I already had a U joint replaced last year, this feels a bit different than that.
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Don't worry about the tire wear, usually this is caused, especially on 18" tires, from air pressure and lack of proper rotation.
Does the truck pull, is your steering wheel off center?
Put your new tires on and replace your factory steering stabilizer with a new Old Man Emu replacement, you'll love the difference.
Does the truck pull, is your steering wheel off center?
Put your new tires on and replace your factory steering stabilizer with a new Old Man Emu replacement, you'll love the difference.
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Don't worry about the tire wear, usually this is caused, especially on 18" tires, from air pressure and lack of proper rotation.
Does the truck pull, is your steering wheel off center?
Put your new tires on and replace your factory steering stabilizer with a new Old Man Emu replacement, you'll love the difference.
Does the truck pull, is your steering wheel off center?
Put your new tires on and replace your factory steering stabilizer with a new Old Man Emu replacement, you'll love the difference.
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