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Hi,
I have just had 2 new tyres fitted on the rear of my s type 3.0 2005,72,000 miles and took it out yesterday on the motorway for first time,when braking from speed,(70 mph of course), there was a really bad vibration coming through the steering. I had a little vibration under braking before the new tyres were fitted(maybe new discs) and i had the discs skimmed 2,000 miles ago which cured the vibration for a while but it returned after probably 1500 miles. My question is, should all the wheels be re- alligned /re balanced after fitting new tyres and why when fitting tyres to the rear ,should the vibration be worse. Would non allignement cause a vibration
Any advice appreciated
Steve
I have just had 2 new tyres fitted on the rear of my s type 3.0 2005,72,000 miles and took it out yesterday on the motorway for first time,when braking from speed,(70 mph of course), there was a really bad vibration coming through the steering. I had a little vibration under braking before the new tyres were fitted(maybe new discs) and i had the discs skimmed 2,000 miles ago which cured the vibration for a while but it returned after probably 1500 miles. My question is, should all the wheels be re- alligned /re balanced after fitting new tyres and why when fitting tyres to the rear ,should the vibration be worse. Would non allignement cause a vibration
Any advice appreciated
Steve