Shaking - doing my head in!

[MadOnVaux!]

@rse!...i was just about to contact MyTyres regards these tyres and i have deleted the sales reciept email, and i never printed one off!...bugger bugger bugger...suppose i'll just have to put up with them on the back [img]/sad.gif[/img]

[MadOnVaux!]

On the rears, and you fealt it through the steering?...thats odd that.

[pr0xZen]

This might have been resolved, but my 2 cent:

Checked the inner CV joint? It can cause similar effects...
Are you sure that it is "fine" beyond 60, or could it be that the shaking back/forth is going so fast that it seems not to shake?

[Callyman]

another highly likely situation is the disks are mounted poorly, onto rust, or onto the retaining screw or soemthing daft.. so remove them and check its all mounted properly.. its the way its vibrates when braking that makes me ponder that.

+1, likely to be discs

[MadOnVaux!]

Thought i better update this lol

Since the last post, The car has had new wishbones, trackrod ends and top mounts and bearings....and although it fealt superb after having them fitted, i still got the shaking, but this time it was between 60-75mph...

Finally sorted it when i had my new tyres fitted last month, where the wheels were balanced with the bolt holes rather than the centre bore, and its all sorted, and feels fantastic, like a totally different car.

Apparently, this problem can affect aftermarket wheels with spiggot rings as they are not exactly centred in the rin, thus when a rim is balanced on a normal balance machine using the wheels centre bore, it gives a false reading.