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Originally Posted by MaSnaka
Ok, This is where I'm at so far. Apparently Goodyear has agreed to replace two tires only. Which two? The rears are by far the worse so I will opt for that change. The tires do say "Made in USA". The Vibrations seem to be more the whole car than just the steering wheel. I can tell you that I can feel what seems to be flat spotting from parking the car. This is very minor and goes away after a few miles of normal driving. This is not the same as what I have been experiencing. Maybe some good smokey burnouts would round out these tires but quite honestly I have never done that before. I am convinced it is not a shock issue in that the shocks were all replaced with new coilovers almost a year ago and I did not have the problems until I changed out the tires. I thought going to the Goodyears would be an upgrade from the BFG TA radials I had before. That hasn't been the case. I hope to have this resolved next week. I will keep you all posted with my results.
From all the great reviews of the GY tires I should be happy and I'm not. Looks yes-performance no.
Thanks for all the sugesstions and help.
John
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Obvously you've not come across any of my posts on them, I had the same issues.
When I tried to balance them for the first time, they were SO bad I just gave up and installed them as is. The car shook so bad over 70mph that it would shake the windshield and body panels loose.
I recently gave balancing them another shot after 7k miles of use. They still took a lot of weight, but are now balanced, and the car is plenty smooth over 70mph. They're still badly out of round when you spin them on the balancer though.
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