Ever since i install my lift and wheels ive been getting a shimmy in the steering wheel over about 40mph, ive had the tires balanced 2x and everything aligned. The drive side camber is off but not by much and since i dont have cam washers i just left it. Its still in the green on paper but could be a little better. Anyway they are firestone destination mt tires in 33" on procomp wheels. I also installed new moog lower bj when i did the lift. Anyone know if i have a problem or is it just tread design? They are pretty aggressive tires.

 

U joints check them

 

I doubt its the tire. My KM2's ride like an all season going 80 on the highway lol

 

I also doubt its the u joint :/

 

I assume you have tried rotating the tires from front to back? Sounds like an out of round tire or wheel. They will usually "balance" but never be quite right.

 

Oh, looks like you have an 05 level 2. That what I have!

 

Don't know what year your turck is or if you have the air pressure sensors but I had one of the aftermarket bands that hold the sensor loosen up, which allowed sensor and band to move, causing a bad shake in the steering wheel. I had tire shop balance wheels and tires several times before finding the problem.

 

I had a little shake and it was a rim. It was bealry bent, didnt shake the wheel alot but you could see it. Check the rims maybe?

 

the rims are brand new procomps, they looked fine and i havent hit anything. wheel bearing are fine to it seems like after its driven awhile it hardly shakes.

 

Check your balljoints. LR

 

brand new moog balljoints, its only doing it on certain roads, on the highway its smooth but back roads its still got a slight shake.

 

i doubt it's the tires since when mine where brand new they hummed on the highway but i never got a shake out of them. is there a possible warped rotor? on mine since the rotors hold the studs if there is any warp it acts like an unbalanced wheel.

 

Omg -__-

 

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You bumped a 4 year old thread lol