Problems! Shaky shaky!
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Well, progress. At a cost yes, but the reward will be a much tighter front end. I really do not think you're ever going to be totally satisfied with the bias tires. If and when you change them to radials, get them balanced and watch them do it. Make sure none of the issues you've already addressed will be repeated, lastly make sure the shop stands behind their work. We have a store here 4WD Parts Center that is a very comprehensive shop for everything off-road OR off-road capable, which describes 80% or more of the public tooling around in 4WD vehicles. Good luck with everything, seems you've taken a logical look now at your issues and are taking concrete steps to solve the problem.
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The good / the bad/ the ugly
The good news is that it doesn't pull to the right anymore! , Bad news, didn't budge the shaky shaky. The guy at the shop said it is 100% caused by the tires. The Ugly? Now I am going to take a beating on selling them cuz they are "used". and will fork over some cash for some radials.
I have read some good things about the buckshot mudder radials, anyone else have good experiences with these?
I have read some good things about the buckshot mudder radials, anyone else have good experiences with these?
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I would just live with the difference in ride. These are really aggressive treaded tires. You will get used to it after a while. You might play with the air pressure to see if it makes it more comfortable for you. But mine do the same thing. But after warmed up they are fine.
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