Bought a 2008 Expedition, vibrates above 65mph.
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Bought a 2008 Expedition, vibrates above 65mph.
Just picked up a 2008 Expedition wtih 108kmi, one owner.
Overall condition is pretty good, typical paint bubbling on the bottom of the rear lift gate.
Some wear and tear on the interior.
It has a significant vibration over 65mph.
I'm praying that balancing the tires will cure it but based on some of the threads Ive been reading, I'm not so sure.
Any advice/guidance, words of wisdom, moral support (lol) would be appreciated.
Overall condition is pretty good, typical paint bubbling on the bottom of the rear lift gate.
Some wear and tear on the interior.
It has a significant vibration over 65mph.
I'm praying that balancing the tires will cure it but based on some of the threads Ive been reading, I'm not so sure.
Any advice/guidance, words of wisdom, moral support (lol) would be appreciated.
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If you feel it's a tire then by all means check that first. You're there I'm not, I can only base my comments on what's written.
You can also swap the tires front to back on one side at a time to see if the vibration feels like it moves. If it does it's a tire and swapping them around allows you to narrow down which one it is.
You can also swap the tires front to back on one side at a time to see if the vibration feels like it moves. If it does it's a tire and swapping them around allows you to narrow down which one it is.
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My mechanic balanced all 4 tires and voila, its all better.
He didnt have the "road force" balancer, just a regular one and it worked fine.
But now Ive got that stupid "Tire Pressure Sensor Fault" after I plugged in a crappy cell phone charger and I cant get it to go away.
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