02-04-2007, 09:36 AM
well if you dont want to spend the money, just get your balance done first. that way you will know if its the tire or disc.
Also i had slotted disc and hated them. they would rust and go way off balance. so maybe you should just stick with the none slotted one this time
Bearings, well when you have your car on the jack, just spin them by hand and listen for the bearing.
So i guess, I would do the following
1- balance tires, while in the shop listen for bearing noise and order if nessasary.
2- drive the car again and if the vibration is still there it will most likely be your disc.
Also i had slotted disc and hated them. they would rust and go way off balance. so maybe you should just stick with the none slotted one this time
Bearings, well when you have your car on the jack, just spin them by hand and listen for the bearing.
So i guess, I would do the following
1- balance tires, while in the shop listen for bearing noise and order if nessasary.
2- drive the car again and if the vibration is still there it will most likely be your disc.
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--Henry Ford
00 Focus ZX3 Silver- Sold
01 Focus ZX3 Green- Sold
01 Focus ZTS Red- Sold
03 Focus ZTW Green Sold
04 Escape LTD Silver- Sold
05 Freestyle LTD Black-Sold
02 Honda CRV EX-L-Sold
02 VW Jetta GLS TDI Silver-Sold
11 VW Jetta TDI 6spd Mine

10 VW Golf Highline DSG- wrote off
