Shaking

[Allen1415]

Recently, within the last couple months I had a zone 6 inch lift with 22 inch rims and 325/50 tires installed. Dealership said tires are balanced and alignment done. I received alignment paperwork. My rear end at 60-75 mph is now shaking like Miley Cyrus, and my truck is pulling left. My truck is a street Queen and has never seen dirt. Beyond having tires rebalanced and another alignment done what could be happening?

Ive always felt a little wobble but nothing like what is going on now. Also the roads/highway around Cincinnati are just trash so I can't hardly ever tell if it's the road or my truck.

Thanks

 

[RedSRT4Me]

Recently, within the last couple months I had a zone 6 inch lift with 22 inch rims and 325/50 tires installed. Dealership said tires are balanced and alignment done. I received alignment paperwork. My rear end at 60-75 mph is now shaking like Miley Cyrus, and my truck is pulling left. My truck is a street Queen and has never seen dirt. Beyond having tires rebalanced and another alignment done what could be happening?

Ive always felt a little wobble but nothing like what is going on now. Also the roads/highway around Cincinnati are just trash so I can't hardly ever tell if it's the road or my truck.

Thanks

Check out an adjustable trackbar. There are a few options out there to choose from. I use Core 4x4 myself for the trackbar and rear control arms. That will keep your rear axle planted and Miley can go home



The big long red bar and has the silver handle is what will keep your axle from wobbling.

 

[Allen1415]

Thanks I'm going to check it out now. It's driving me crazy

 

[Daw14]

Have tires rebalanced,road forced if needed.

 

[Wallyb4]

Once you raised the veh , the rear axle became out of square with the veh. The adjustable trackbar will correct your problem.

 

[CheechDogg.0n37s]

Recently, within the last couple months I had a zone 6 inch lift with 22 inch rims and 325/50 tires installed. Dealership said tires are balanced and alignment done. I received alignment paperwork. My rear end at 60-75 mph is now shaking like Miley Cyrus, and my truck is pulling left. My truck is a street Queen and has never seen dirt. Beyond having tires rebalanced and another alignment done what could be happening?

Ive always felt a little wobble but nothing like what is going on now. Also the roads/highway around Cincinnati are just trash so I can't hardly ever tell if it's the road or my truck.

Thanks

What kind of tires do you have ? Some tires just don't balance good ...

 

[Quick_Shifter]

I agree with @CAG CheechDogg and would also add does the shake go away at 80+

 

[JasonK94Z]

I’m going through the same thing. Around 70-75 it shakes but sometimes goes away. At 80+, it smooths out. It’s really weird.
Not lifted, just leveled.


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[Quick_Shifter]

I’m going through the same thing. Around 70-75 it shakes but sometimes goes away. At 80+, it smooths out. It’s really weird.
Not lifted, just leveled.


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If it smooths back out it’s tires. Rotate them and see if it improves. Road force and hub centric balancing are the 2 best ways that most tire shops don’t use

 

[Allen1415]

So at around 80mph it does smooth out. The tires I bought we're nitto ridge grapplers. The lift relocated the stock track bar above the axle.

 

[CheechDogg.0n37s]

So at around 80mph it does smooth out. The tires I bought we're nitto ridge grapplers. The lift relocated the stock track bar above the axle.

How often have you rotated them ? Because MTs and hybrid tires really are not meant to be driven daily they need to be rotated pretty often and consistently .... My Ridge Grapplers are wearing out pretty evenly but just recently I do get a small vibration but because I haven't rotated them like I have in the past .... I am over by like 1k miles on the rotation

Take them to get re-balanced with as little weights as possible ... a good shop will know how to do so and definitely road force balance them ...

 

[JasonK94Z]

If it smooths back out it’s tires. Rotate them and see if it improves. Road force and hub centric balancing are the 2 best ways that most tire shops don’t use

I do have hub rings, but they are plastic ones. They’ve been on the truck for probably 7 years now though. The truck was fine until I got the tires rotated and balanced. Old tires had one with a flat spot from sitting parked for months. Bought new tires and still same thing. I’m beginning to wonder if my hub rings are screwed up.


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[Quick_Shifter]

I do have hub rings, but they are plastic ones. They’ve been on the truck for probably 7 years now though. The truck was fine until I got the tires rotated and balanced. Old tires had one with a flat spot from sitting parked for months. Bought new tires and still same thing. I’m beginning to wonder if my hub rings are screwed up.


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or the shop didnt put your hub rings back. Ive seen that more times than im comfortable with

 

[CheechDogg.0n37s]

Sometimes they break the hub rings and don't say anything about it ..... some idiots have no clue what those rings are for and will leave them off lol ....