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Originally Posted by Dirty_Camaro
Thanks! I know this is a few years in the future, but I figured I'd update since I'm on the forums:
Powerstop graciously gave me a one time replacement on the rotors, I swapped them out but I still had a similar vibration problem.
I noticed I had a part missing from my suspension (mentioned in a previous post) and I was worried that this was causing the vibration issue, so I complained to the dealer that did the work and they replaced the part. I still had vibration issues, so as a last ditch effort they road force balanced the tires... And low and behold, the vibration issue was gone.
This issue could be a variety of factors, but I think because I replaced tires (cheap Amazon ones) and replaced rotors at the same time, I never thought to road-force balance them.
If bought new tires and had your rotors replaced around the same time and are having highway vibration issues, try road force balancing them first!
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This is the way to go for sure. I had a vibration issue a while back and went back to my tire guys and ask them if they did the road force balance, and they did not, just the standard "spin" balance. I had them do the RF balance and all was good after that. From now on whenever I do get new tires, I make sure the RF balance them!! Big difference in how they ride at speed.
