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Massive vibration Maker 01/20/16 (Wed) 02:34:33 No.227

I have a 2002 Toyota prado, and today it started with a massive vibration. I was driving along the highway at 100kph when it happened. I pulled over, and checked that all the tyres were full, and that the wheel nuts are tight, then continued. The vibration started again when I reached 60kph.

I stopped and checked for damage on the tyres, and that the suspension and steering did looked good. I checked the weights on the wheels, and it doesn't look like any have fallen off. Shortly I will go and get a wheel balance done, but does anyone have another idea?

Maker 01/20/16 (Wed) 08:20:04 No.228

So a wheel balance fixed the problem. I was dubious at the time as the tyre fitter said that there was only about 5-10g difference . Seems good now though.

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