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thereThere are a few possible thingthings which could cause vibrations,:

  1. whenWhen breaking hard, your discs could take up some heat and get warped warped, great article could be found here:found here.
  2. Bad geometry could cause vibrations + uneven tyre wear (flat spots maybe?), see related article.
  3. Check wheel balancing, article here.

http://www.mossmotors.com/SiteGraphics/Pages/brake_discs.html

  1. bad geometry could cause vibrations + uneven tyre wear (flat spots maybe?), see related article:

http://ebcbrakes.com/articles/steering-wheel-vibration/

  1. check wheel balancing, article here: https ://www.bigotires.com/librarydetail/Tire-Balancing---Why-Does-it-Matter

I would recommend to check these first, there are couple more issues but these are the most common, which could possibly fix your problem.

Boris

there are a few possible thing which could cause vibrations,

  1. when breaking hard, your discs could take up some heat and get warped, great article could be found here:

http://www.mossmotors.com/SiteGraphics/Pages/brake_discs.html

  1. bad geometry could cause vibrations + uneven tyre wear (flat spots maybe?), see related article:

http://ebcbrakes.com/articles/steering-wheel-vibration/

  1. check wheel balancing, article here: https ://www.bigotires.com/librarydetail/Tire-Balancing---Why-Does-it-Matter

I would recommend to check these first, there are couple more issues but these are the most common, which could possibly fix your problem.

Boris

There are a few possible things which could cause vibrations:

  1. When breaking hard, your discs could take up some heat and get warped, great article could be found here.
  2. Bad geometry could cause vibrations + uneven tyre wear (flat spots maybe?), see related article.
  3. Check wheel balancing, article here.

I would recommend to check these first, there are couple more issues but these are the most common, which could possibly fix your problem.

Boris

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there are a few possible thing which could cause vibrations,

  1. when breaking hard, your discs could take up some heat and get warped, great article could be found here:

http://www.mossmotors.com/SiteGraphics/Pages/brake_discs.html

  1. bad geometry could cause vibrations + uneven tyre wear (flat spots maybe?), see related article:

http://ebcbrakes.com/articles/steering-wheel-vibration/

  1. check wheel balancing, article here: https ://www.bigotires.com/librarydetail/Tire-Balancing---Why-Does-it-Matter

I would recommend to check these first, there are couple more issues but these are the most common, which could possibly fix your problem.

Boris