A4orce84

Hey Guys,

Got the report back from the dealer that my wheel bearings aren't the cause of my sound, it's that some of my wheels are bent. (Thank you sh**ty Oklahoma roads)

Newayz, I am most likely MOVING in about a year, and I was wondering if I would damage quattro in any way if I decided to wait around that time to actually get everything fixed?

Question 2 - Dealer said also my upper TREs were on their way out (I knew this) and was going to see if it was okay to still drive on them for a while. I rather do the work myself and get some beefier S4 ones rather than use the A4 ones. Is it okay to drive around 3-4 months on TRE's that are going out?

Sorry for the newbish questions, thanks in advance.

--Asif

GVee

your bent rims might cause your TRE's to break sooner with all the vibration.

A4orce84

have them get bent within a year, and then hoard out more cash to fix them again. I rather do it once

TmS4

"Newayz" is a new one for me and I will refraine from saying anything else about it because it would be considered a personal attack and that is not allowed

A4orce84

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Mica

I think you meant to post this in forums.audiworld.com/teentalk/

RKA

I wouldn't want to drive around on bent wheels for too much longer. TRE's will be fine for another 3-4 mos.

Allroady DungBeetle

Also can increase the rate of wear on the bearings and all the other CA's etc.

A4orce84

get the bent wheels fixed up is what it sounds like?

freakness

Whether it's Febi/Bilstein or Meyle or whomever, they are all stronger now. I don't know that getting S4 TREs means anything anymore.

I'm just sayin'