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#377
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I wonder if the insurance company would cover damaged wheels...
#380
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When i got to my girls house Friday, she told me i was flat. I checked and i was. I figured, let me fill with air just to get home, then monday ill go fix it (since i wasnt going to be in Miami for the weekend). I drove home, and when i got off the highway, i noticed i was wobbling. I pulled into a gas station, and my tire HAD AIR. Yet i was still wobbling. So its either my wheel or my bearings. In any case, i left teh car and right now i dont have air in my tire. So now i have to jack up the car, then go get it checked out. If it aint the tire, then i gotta check the bearings.
Try using Nitrogen, it holds up better and it might solve the problem.
If it's the wheel bearing, you are in luck if its the front.
The front is easy to replace, the rear is a bittttcccch you have to remove a bunch of parts, and you have to get it pressed by a shop, etc.
If you do the rears, I would recommend doing both sides. Same with the front.
GL
#381
Try using Nitrogen, it holds up better and it might solve the problem.
If it's the wheel bearing, you are in luck if its the front.
The front is easy to replace, the rear is a bittttcccch you have to remove a bunch of parts, and you have to get it pressed by a shop, etc.
If you do the rears, I would recommend doing both sides. Same with the front.
GL
If it's the wheel bearing, you are in luck if its the front.
The front is easy to replace, the rear is a bittttcccch you have to remove a bunch of parts, and you have to get it pressed by a shop, etc.
If you do the rears, I would recommend doing both sides. Same with the front.
GL
#384
Same thing it says there, 700 shipped. Shipping is flat rate, even if its to a shop. Be ready to wait at least 2 days for a tracking number AFTER it was shipped.
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