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post Apr 10, 2007 - 6:45 AM
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I recently bought 2 new front tires, and left the ones in the back. All 4 were balanced. But 1 day after i hit a curve with my real right wheel. The rim got scratched. Its been jumpy ever since. I had them rebalanced maybe thinking it was the rim, however it is till jumpy. My question is how do i know its not the suspension that i messed up.

Should i take the car for a 4 wheel alignemnt, and if its something that the real wheel has to be fixed, can anybody do this, and how much should i expect on charges....


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post Apr 11, 2007 - 10:08 PM
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haha, love the sarcasm, i bent one of my wheels a while ago, sucks, if they dont charge you an arm n leg for alignment, i highly reccomend it every now n then, i check mine monthly and every other month or so tweak it a lil, have ALOT of potholes around here n sometimes ya just can avoid em


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