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tyes wearing on inside
hi
ive just bought a new car and it went for a full service and check over
he changed the front discs and pads and said the front tyres were wearing on the inside and were ok for a few months
it has just passed an mot so i was a bit!!!!
so when i get the tyres( i usually get part worn as money is tight) do i get the tracking done or balancing?? i get a bit of a judder around 70
or do i get it tracked now and they will last longer?
thanks for any help im clueless
ive just bought a new car and it went for a full service and check over
he changed the front discs and pads and said the front tyres were wearing on the inside and were ok for a few months
it has just passed an mot so i was a bit!!!!
so when i get the tyres( i usually get part worn as money is tight) do i get the tracking done or balancing?? i get a bit of a judder around 70
or do i get it tracked now and they will last longer?
thanks for any help im clueless
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All tyres should be balanced before they are fitted to the car.
If you get a judder at 70 you may have lost a weight from one of the wheels causing this or its the tracking, combination of both.
Personally I would have the tyres rotated, rebalanced and the tracking checked. For safety and peace of mind.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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an MOT wont pick up things like uneven tyre wear unless the tread is illegal.
this is what a service should pick up.
get the wheels balanced, this will be causing the judder. the unever wear will be due to the tracking being out, if the tyres are almost done then just wait till they need replaced and then get the tracking done, some places may offer a discount on tyres and tracking,always ask for a discount....work permit granted!0 -
thankyou
the guy who serviced it said ive a good few months to go with the tyres depending on mileage
i think i can afford to do tyres in a month
can you please tell me if it is totally safe for us to head up the motorway visiting this week end or should i get these tyres tracked? thankyou again0 -
It's not unsafe, but you are wearing your tyres out unnecessarily if you continue driving with the tracking out. Also it's using fractionally more fuel, as the rolling resistance will be increased.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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thankyou
i will wait a month or so then and then change them and get it sorted
thankyou all for the help0 -
What car is it? Some can be a pain and it may need a geometry check - especially if it is an IS200.Genie
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My car recently had a vibration at higher speeds. It was the drop link coming off the anti-roll bar, this may be worth checking. I had to have a new drop link fitted and it is ok now.0
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hi
its a clio 1.5 diesel0 -
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i dont know how bad
its just had a full service and check and he just said they were wearing on the inside at the front
and to get them changed with in3 mths0
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