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Old 02-18-2016, 05:02 AM   #1
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If it is only within a certain speed range and especially if your tyres are worn, it will be the balance. New tyres and/or a wheel balance should fix it.
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If it is only within a certain speed range and especially if your tyres are worn, it will be the balance. New tyres and/or a wheel balance should fix it.
This is the key, if you feel it thru the steering wheel it's the front tire/wheel assembly. If you feel it thru the seat it's rear tire/wheel assembly.

Alignment has noting to do with vibrations.
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