I bought my 2014 TE last December and was eager to get some new shoes. After tirelessly looking at pictures and reviews on here, I went with the C rated 265 Duratracs since I didn't want to deal with too much power and gas mileage loss (been there before). I got them put on in May and now have 4,000 miles on them. I really love the aggressive look and understand they're going to ride rougher than than the stock, being 6-ply. I'm cool with how they handle over bumps and whatnot, but not crazy about the vibration I get at about 60 mph and especially above 70. I noticed it as soon as they were put on, so I had the original shop rebalance them a week later, but that actually made it worse. Not wanting to deal with them again, I had them road force balanced somewhere else. Going in, they said the tires were severely out of balance and that should fix it. This did fix the steering wheel vibration for the most part (only have a little now).
But I still have a vibration in the whole cabin above 60mph and not sure if it's just to be expected with the aggressiveness of the tires or not. It's bad enough that if I rest my hand on the gear shift, you can definitely see my hand shaking. It also causes the passenger seat to shake quite a bit and has started to rattle. I've had other aggressive tires (BFG MT KMs and Bridgestone Dueler RVTs) on other vehicles and never noticed this same vibration. I've been running them at 36 psi since 38 seemed to make the vibration worse. Is this just normal for the Duratracs?
But I still have a vibration in the whole cabin above 60mph and not sure if it's just to be expected with the aggressiveness of the tires or not. It's bad enough that if I rest my hand on the gear shift, you can definitely see my hand shaking. It also causes the passenger seat to shake quite a bit and has started to rattle. I've had other aggressive tires (BFG MT KMs and Bridgestone Dueler RVTs) on other vehicles and never noticed this same vibration. I've been running them at 36 psi since 38 seemed to make the vibration worse. Is this just normal for the Duratracs?