Leo

Thanks

Mike

Why the F#@K would you take your car and new wheels to pep boys?

Leo

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Todd W

Granted, the question could have been phrased better, but that aside I would look for the wisdom in the statement if I were you. Unless there is someone at Pepboys that you know and trust, find someone at another store that you do. The dealer is a good place to start, but is not a guarantee.<p>The vibration could be balance, bent wheels, runout, out of round tires, brakes, etc. Put the car on a lift with the car running in gear and watch the wheels to see if everything is straight. (I take no responsibility for whether you do this safely or not)<p>Also, please write the message in the text - not the header!!!!<p>Todd W

Mariner

Flame - enough said.

LEO

Disgruntlled men How **** people are in this forum. It is all about education

Your A4

I will never forgive you for taking me to Pep Boys, I thought you cared about me? I don't think we should see each other anymore.

Ray Calvo

From my experience, this is wheel balancing and NOT alignment. Sounds like they didn't do as careful a wheel balance as they should have. Make sure you ask for a "dynamic" balancing.

Amro

From what I remember, some new wheels have some sort of ring placed on the inside for proper offsets(?? I think). If so, the ring may not be seated properly.<p>Just a thought <br>Amro

Leo

Took my car back to Peepboys. They final fixed it. THe balance was a little off. Thanks all who were constructive. Thank you Peepboys.