Car vibrates when coasting

[mattuz]

Originally Posted by Destructo09

30 miles might have been enough time to damage those wheel studs, honestly i'd probably make them replace all the studs and check to see what kind of damage was done to the wheel.

It's highly likely that the holes in the wheel have been wallered out and the threads on the studs damaged.

Thanks, I'll check that later today when I get a chance

[mattuz]

Just figured I would show yall the finished product! Love the new stance. 1" drop in front 1.25" in rear

[ELIC1]

car looks great

[stoopid]

Originally Posted by Destructo09

It's highly likely that the holes in the wheel have been wallered out and the threads on the studs damaged.

I would think if that happened he would not have been able to tighten the bolts flush.

[mattuz]

Originally Posted by stoopid

I would think if that happened he would not have been able to tighten the bolts flush.

Just checked and the holes aren't wallered out and no studs are bent!

[PalmerGA]

Originally Posted by PalmerGA

So would I. Had that happen on my first tire rotation. After I torqued the lug nuts to the proper 110 ft/lbs, I went back to the shop that rotated the tires and did indeed... raise holy hell. I imagine the manager had a good talk with his mechanics after our discussion about what could have happened as a result of their lazy or ignorant actions.

Originally Posted by hrpiii

At least call and talk to them... TALK. Screaming and bitching does nothing but put people off. Speak clearly and express your concerns about the possible damages it could have caused.

I didn't "scream" at them, but I let them know I was extremely pissed at their incompetence. It's a place that has been servicing my vehicles for over 20 years and they appreciate and want to keep my business. But, no one services my Camaro but me!