What cause my rear to wobble?
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When am driving my rear starts to wobble from left to right like a boat. I took it to 3 shops and no one can fiind the problem. Is their anyone here that has an idea on what it can be?
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Have you had your car aligned and/or is it lowered? Negative camber and balding or summer tread tires can have this effect.
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Can be bad balance on tyres or wheel weights lost
can be a buckle in the rim mabye from a pot hole
can be wheel bearings
Loose wheel nuts or rims not fitted properly on centering rigs ect ect
Or a bent hub
can be a buckle in the rim mabye from a pot hole
can be wheel bearings
Loose wheel nuts or rims not fitted properly on centering rigs ect ect
Or a bent hub
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I had this same wobble after taking my car to be aligned. Come to find out The auto shop did not tighten the rear lower suspension arm bolts. They seemed tight but not to torque specifications. I could not drive the car over 45 mph and it felt like the car was swaying from side to side. They ruined my tire. Make sure you Check the rear lower suspension bolts they are not to torque specs, I believe they should be set around 81 ft lbs. Hope this helps