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Matt Castro
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Sorry didn’t get to it stayed the night at our hunting camp now rushing home for work tonite but as soon as I can I will get to it

Snowcamo
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They charge like $50 for two. Just tell them the tires need a road force and you'd like the tires rotated on the wheels if necessary. I tip the guys who do the work lol. In regards to balancing Discou

Matt Castro
Matt Castro

Update:: I jacked up the rear and noticed my passenger rear tire has play in it as if some lugs were loose but they are not so I’m figuring it’s the rear axle shaft ima have to replace 

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2 hours ago, Matt Castro said:

Ain’t much play in front it’s more of the rear now and as I’m driving I look at the tires through the mirror and I see some play like the tire is bouncing 

Is the vibration through the steering wheel or the seat?

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2 minutes ago, It's Tim said:

Check the rear... tires & suspension, you'll find it.

Yea most definitely going to take the wheels off when I get home and go from there

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A large pry bar or piece of pipe start yanking on stuff see what moves. Unless it's something like a broken spring perch or shackle which you can see is the issue. Check the U-joints for slop and what's the angle of the driveshaft like? Is the pinion shaft pointing at the transmission/transfer case?

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6 minutes ago, It's Tim said:

A large pry bar or piece of pipe start yanking on stuff see what moves. Unless it's something like a broken spring perch or shackle which you can see is the issue. Check the U-joints for slop and what's the angle of the driveshaft like? Is the pinion shaft pointing at the transmission/transfer case?

Yea I could do that first jack it up and use a pry bar and go from there. I was doing some research on google and came across a forum saying the sloped blocks in the rear were no good to get straight blocks not sure if that has something to do with it

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55 minutes ago, Snowcamo said:

Sooo... Whats up?

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Sorry didn’t get to it stayed the night at our hunting camp now rushing home for work tonite but as soon as I can I will get to it

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Rear shocks or tire needs a true road force balance. I see this every day here in texas. Which if your in DFW i can recommend the only shop across dfw that was able to balance mine. 

Which shop if you don’t mind me asking?
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13 minutes ago, Jglew82 said:


Which shop if you don’t mind me asking?

They charge like $50 for two. Just tell them the tires need a road force and you'd like the tires rotated on the wheels if necessary. I tip the guys who do the work lol. In regards to balancing Discount can't compete with these dudes because they won't do as stated.

 

Cowser Tire and Service
1700 NE Loop 820, Fort Worth, TX 76106
(817) 625-8473
https://maps.app.goo.gl/9ueda5foJt93g24Y7

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They charge like $50 for two. Just tell them the tires need a road force and you'd like the tires rotated on the wheels if necessary. I tip the guys who do the work lol. In regards to balancing Discount can't compete with these dudes because they won't do as stated.
 
Cowser Tire and Service
1700 NE Loop 820, Fort Worth, TX 76106
(817) 625-8473
https://maps.app.goo.gl/9ueda5foJt93g24Y7

Thanks dude. I’m over in Garland but that would be well worth the trip across town for a good road force.
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Rear shocks or tire needs a true road force balance. I see this every day here in texas. Which if your in DFW i can recommend the only shop across dfw that was able to balance mine. 

What shop? I have the dang 2015 and have been dealing with a vibration for about a year and half now. Have done shocks, tires, rims, road force, etc. have not done the drive shaft or hubs yet but pretty much everything else.


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Update:: I jacked up the rear and noticed my passenger rear tire has play in it as if some lugs were loose but they are not so I’m figuring it’s the rear axle shaft ima have to replace 

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24 minutes ago, Matt Castro said:

Update:: I jacked up the rear and noticed my passenger rear tire has play in it as if some lugs were loose but they are not so I’m figuring it’s the rear axle shaft ima have to replace 

Yeah I figured it was something along the lines of bearings and such. Are you gonna have a shop make repairs

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