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Originally Posted by El Burro Guapo
Just bought a 2020 Black Metallic Off-Road Premium last Friday with 6 miles. Currently at 350 or so. Since I left the lot I have had steering wheel tremble at around 60 to 65 MPH. Took in Monday to have assessed. No big deal right wheel weights were off on three of four wheels. I figured may have fallen off in transit to dealer or test drive etc. Well I picked up and have been driving and now its back again! Has anyone experienced any issues like this? Wondering if it's a bad tire. My truck came with the Dunlop's. One of my buddies who is a Toyota Tech mentioned a local recall on some models with the Wrangler's but I have yet to hear anything on the Dunlop's.
I love my truck, but kind of crazy to have these issues with so few miles. Thoughts?  |
Steering wheel shake usually indicates front tire imbalance if actually the tires. If rear tires not balanced, you will feel it more in the seat. If I was chasing this, I would rotate the front wheels/tires to back and vice versa to see if it moves. At least if it does, you can blame the tires. If it doesn't you still have a mystery.
My '10 Trail was glass smooth as long as the tires were balanced. I did get two KO2s one time that would not balance even with Road Force. They were deemed bad and replaced. My '20 ORP was super smooth with the Bridgestones for the first 500 miles, then I replaced them with KO2s. Still perfectly smooth up to 80 or so which is the fastest I've had it so far.
