QUOTE(knightrider @ Dec 23 2005, 03:16 PM)
try swapping the wheels front to rear as the rears dont need to be balanced
Lee
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Sorry Lee, but it's better to have ALL the wheels balanced.. balancing isn't just to make the car more comfortable to drive, it prevents uneven tyre wear and stops putting extra stress on the wheel nuts/studs.
Viper.. try what Lee says anywy, if the vibration does go away then it will be one of the wheels or tyres that were on the front.. if it doesn't, then it could be...
1 - All 4 wheels havn't been balanced properly, take them to your local fitting centre and ask them to balance the wheels again.. also ask if their wheel balancer is calibrated properly.. if the machine is out, the wheels won't balance properly. (even though the machine says they are)
2 - there are no centralising rings with the wheels.. for info
look here3 - read this thread
here you might find it usefull.. and it will save me typing it out again