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02-05-17, 04:01 AM
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The verdict
Is it wobbling while you're accelerating, or when you're braking? If its while you're braking, well then it could be your "bad brakes". Rotors could be warped; warped rotors will create a wobble. Testing joints is easy, raise the car and see if you can move them by hand. Grab the tire on each side and see if you can get it to move side to side and/or up and down.
Also, check your tires for tumors as well as your lugnuts.
Also, check your tires for tumors as well as your lugnuts.
04-26-17, 10:51 AM
#18
Are you guys going with OEM bearings? How much did you get them for? Would Autozone or RockAuto be an acceptable alternative? Autozone because I heard they have a lifetime warranty?
And do these all come with the cap, nut, and snap ring? or would it have to be purchased separately?
And do these all come with the cap, nut, and snap ring? or would it have to be purchased separately?
Last edited by LexusK; 04-26-17 at 11:01 AM.
04-26-17, 12:00 PM
#19
Are you guys going with OEM bearings? How much did you get them for? Would Autozone or RockAuto be an acceptable alternative? Autozone because I heard they have a lifetime warranty?
And do these all come with the cap, nut, and snap ring? or would it have to be purchased separately?
And do these all come with the cap, nut, and snap ring? or would it have to be purchased separately?
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