Wrangler wobble
 

I bought a new Wrangler. Must I live with the front end wobble
forever? Is there a cure?
(I assume not as this Jeep has only 2000 miles on it and wobbles
sufficiently enough to be bothersome. No, Not hitting pot holes
either.) Thanks for any suggestions.

Re: Wrangler wobble
 

Incidentally, I did swap the factory wheels and tires; put MT wheels
and BFG TA 31" tires on it. But all are balanced out.
baldeeagle1@aol.com wrote:
> I bought a new Wrangler. Must I live with the front end wobble
> forever? Is there a cure?
> (I assume not as this Jeep has only 2000 miles on it and wobbles
> sufficiently enough to be bothersome. No, Not hitting pot holes
> either.) Thanks for any suggestions.

Re: Wrangler wobble
 

Incidentally, I did swap the factory wheels and tires; put MT wheels
and BFG TA 31" tires on it. But all are balanced out.
baldeeagle1@aol.com wrote:
> I bought a new Wrangler. Must I live with the front end wobble
> forever? Is there a cure?
> (I assume not as this Jeep has only 2000 miles on it and wobbles
> sufficiently enough to be bothersome. No, Not hitting pot holes
> either.) Thanks for any suggestions.

Re: Wrangler wobble
 

Incidentally, I did swap the factory wheels and tires; put MT wheels
and BFG TA 31" tires on it. But all are balanced out.
baldeeagle1@aol.com wrote:
> I bought a new Wrangler. Must I live with the front end wobble
> forever? Is there a cure?
> (I assume not as this Jeep has only 2000 miles on it and wobbles
> sufficiently enough to be bothersome. No, Not hitting pot holes
> either.) Thanks for any suggestions.

Re: Wrangler wobble
 

Incidentally, I did swap the factory wheels and tires; put MT wheels
and BFG TA 31" tires on it. But all are balanced out.
baldeeagle1@aol.com wrote:
> I bought a new Wrangler. Must I live with the front end wobble
> forever? Is there a cure?
> (I assume not as this Jeep has only 2000 miles on it and wobbles
> sufficiently enough to be bothersome. No, Not hitting pot holes
> either.) Thanks for any suggestions.

Re: Wrangler wobble
 

Did it wobble before?

Did you get the correct backspacing?

Have you checked for defective tires?


<baldeeagle1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1154963250.226799.311910@m73g2000cwd.googlegr oups.com...
> Incidentally, I did swap the factory wheels and tires; put MT wheels
> and BFG TA 31" tires on it. But all are balanced out.
> baldeeagle1@aol.com wrote:
>> I bought a new Wrangler. Must I live with the front end wobble
>> forever? Is there a cure?
>> (I assume not as this Jeep has only 2000 miles on it and wobbles
>> sufficiently enough to be bothersome. No, Not hitting pot holes
>> either.) Thanks for any suggestions.
>

Re: Wrangler wobble
 

Did it wobble before?

Did you get the correct backspacing?

Have you checked for defective tires?


<baldeeagle1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1154963250.226799.311910@m73g2000cwd.googlegr oups.com...
> Incidentally, I did swap the factory wheels and tires; put MT wheels
> and BFG TA 31" tires on it. But all are balanced out.
> baldeeagle1@aol.com wrote:
>> I bought a new Wrangler. Must I live with the front end wobble
>> forever? Is there a cure?
>> (I assume not as this Jeep has only 2000 miles on it and wobbles
>> sufficiently enough to be bothersome. No, Not hitting pot holes
>> either.) Thanks for any suggestions.
>

Re: Wrangler wobble
 

Did it wobble before?

Did you get the correct backspacing?

Have you checked for defective tires?


<baldeeagle1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1154963250.226799.311910@m73g2000cwd.googlegr oups.com...
> Incidentally, I did swap the factory wheels and tires; put MT wheels
> and BFG TA 31" tires on it. But all are balanced out.
> baldeeagle1@aol.com wrote:
>> I bought a new Wrangler. Must I live with the front end wobble
>> forever? Is there a cure?
>> (I assume not as this Jeep has only 2000 miles on it and wobbles
>> sufficiently enough to be bothersome. No, Not hitting pot holes
>> either.) Thanks for any suggestions.
>

Re: Wrangler wobble
 

Did it wobble before?

Did you get the correct backspacing?

Have you checked for defective tires?


<baldeeagle1@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1154963250.226799.311910@m73g2000cwd.googlegr oups.com...
> Incidentally, I did swap the factory wheels and tires; put MT wheels
> and BFG TA 31" tires on it. But all are balanced out.
> baldeeagle1@aol.com wrote:
>> I bought a new Wrangler. Must I live with the front end wobble
>> forever? Is there a cure?
>> (I assume not as this Jeep has only 2000 miles on it and wobbles
>> sufficiently enough to be bothersome. No, Not hitting pot holes
>> either.) Thanks for any suggestions.
>

Re: Wrangler wobble
 

Does the wobble occur during a certain range of speed?... could be tire
or wheel.

I suggest you switch front tires/wheels with the rear set and test drive
it.

Ralph

God exists, or God does not exist, or I am God and I am dreaming all
this.