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Old 09-07-2018, 09:27 AM   #1
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Easiest thing for you to do is swap front wheels & tires to opposite side. If the vibratons change to the other side it's that wheel &/or tire. If no change it's L/F suspension.
I swapped the wheels yesterday and the problem is still there. It feels like it's coming from the driver's side because my sideview mirror on that side shakes a lot (could be the mirror being loose, but it could indicate that side as well). Is it possible that the bearing is going out but it's not making any noise? Otherwise I don't know what else it could be if the wheels/tires are true and round. Could it be the rotors? Mine have a pretty big lip on them, but no marring.
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