Falls said:Nice !!! I have tire envyDid you get P , C or E rated .
maine runner said:In a few days, I will post mine mounted without the lettering so you can compare.
Falls said:It would have to be a balance problem. Thats all I can think of , unless they didn't tighten something up or screwed up the alignment .
MikeinCincy said:*Tire Update*
So, I drove on the highway for the first time with these new tires and was pretty disappointed. My steering wheel started shaking terribly during the MPH range of 62 - 68mph. The tire place I bought them from adn had them installed, Tire Discounters, did a vehicle allignment and balanced the tires. Does anyone have any clue why my steering wheel would be shaking so much? It never did that at all when I had my stock Bridgestone's on.
(Obviously there isn't a problem with the tires themselves, I guess they were just installed improperly).
Thai said:Falls is right. See: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=173
The only other possibility is that your Goodyears are "out of round" or you have a bent rim. But, i doubt it.
Most Toyota dealerships have the machine and adaptor described in the link. So, if Discount Tire cannot solve it, then take it to your dealer and eat up in the price to re-balance it. I would call your Toyota dealer ahead of time and ask them if they have the necessary equipments.
Falls said:I hope that help's.
I disagree about road force balancer. I've never did that and never had an issue.
maine runner said:tread