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Random vibrations at 40-50 and 65-75 mph with BFG TA/KOs and Blizzaks.
Variety of different surfaces.
Nothing fixes it.
Variety of different surfaces.
Nothing fixes it.
Every Toyota dealer should have a GSP9700, the correct cones, and the adapter that bolts through the holes for the wheel studs. Not all the techs actually use all of these things and even Toyota dealer balances are hit or miss. Most shops are about 75% miss.Get it road forced balanced. If your dealer isn't doing it find one that will. Had the vibration on my 15 SR5 at 500 miles. Dealer road forced balanced all four wheels, vibration gone!!!!
Random vibrations at 40-50 and 65-75 mph with BFG TA/KOs and Blizzaks.
Variety of different surfaces.
Nothing fixes it.
I have a 2015 Toyota r runner limited with 1500 miles on it, has intermittent vibration between 60 and 70 mph. Had tires road force balanced at dealer with no change. Dealer says its normal....suggestions?
Have it balanced elsewhere. If it is only when the tires are cold (under 15 miles at 60mph+) ignore it.
It can be fixed two ways , they can update your rack or swap it out completely . I have heard of them doing both ways. It's a weak steering rack preload spring issue.tire rebalance will not cure this problem. But it is fixable .
Don't worry you bought a great vehicle !
Hey 05Runner,
I'm having the same issue with my '13 TE w/KDSS. Tried everything, various wheel and tire combos, road-force balancing, etc. Some things mitigate the issue, but the problem is always there to varying degrees.
Any idea as to the cost of replacing the steering rack (as I'm assuming Toyota will refuse to warranty it due to the lift and bigger tires)? Is there a particular shop/dealership that you would recommend (as I'm in So Cal as well).
Really appreciate the help, as this issue has been driving me crazy![/QUOTE
It's a very annoying thing this shimmy .Well , if your sure nothing is worn out and the alignment and balance is on , what I would do is put on a set of stock tires and see what happens. If it still happens I would put to stock and get the rack changed under warranty. I have found no fix other than changing the rack unless you are very mechanical you could try and change the internals of your existing rack to the upgraded spring and valve. Your right Toyota will probably blame the lift and tires at this point .Also check you caster , it likes lots of caster and that helps . Whats your build date ?
Question. I am looking to buy a new 2016 4runner limited. Based on this thread, would you folks still recommend? The only concern i have with buying is this vibration issue. Thoughts?
4runner 2010 feel engine vibration on streering wheel the more i accelerate more the steering wheel vibrates like something of the steering was touching the engine any solutions for this