Lousy handling
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From: Kelso Washington
St. Jude Donor '09, '13, '15
I accepted my '02's "tramlining" for over a year because people just said it was because of the wide tires...........NOT!!
When I lowered it and got new tires, I also sported for an alignment and that changed everything! MUCH more manageable. It's starting to do it again after many miles so time for another alignment.....but it's still not as bad as it was.
When I lowered it and got new tires, I also sported for an alignment and that changed everything! MUCH more manageable. It's starting to do it again after many miles so time for another alignment.....but it's still not as bad as it was.
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Joined: Sep 2013
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From: Wisconsin
I accepted my '02's "tramlining" for over a year because people just said it was because of the wide tires...........NOT!!
When I lowered it and got new tires, I also sported for an alignment and that changed everything! MUCH more manageable. It's starting to do it again after many miles so time for another alignment.....but it's still not as bad as it was.
When I lowered it and got new tires, I also sported for an alignment and that changed everything! MUCH more manageable. It's starting to do it again after many miles so time for another alignment.....but it's still not as bad as it was.
Tires, alignment or worn parts are the cause of the problems.
Last edited by JR-01; Jun 28, 2017 at 10:17 PM.
