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I just got new back tires on my e350 with dual wheels. now when I'm driving on the highway, the truck acts like it doesn't want to go down the road straight. It wants to sway back and forth. Are the wheels installed incorrectly? Thanks for any help.
the tires came from the shop at 80 psi. the sticker on the door post says to have 60 psi, tomorrow i'll set at 60 and see how that works. Thank you for your reply.
Did they replace the tires with the same or correct load range tire? There have been threads on this before where members have gone in for tires and the installer replaced them with different load range than the front or rear. You might check to see due to the fact that the "D" and "E" range tires have different sidewall flex characteristics.
some new tires just do that. I had a new set on, all over the road. i think its just the lugs on the tires that give a bit. went away after couple weeks.
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