.......... Help ..........

[heatwavewo]

just got my brake serviced and tire rotation done on sat (tires balanced as well), after that i drove highway home on that night, and i noticed the steering was off to the left a little, and when i drive 100km+ the steering wheel start to sake, so first i thougth it was just the alignment, on sunday i took the car to active gree+ross to have alignment done, but after that the steering is still off to the left a little bit and sakes when over 100km+.

on monday i took the car back to the shop where i had it brake serviced and tire rotation done, they balanced the tires and everything was fine, so i took a test drive but STILL SAME PROBLEMS, back to the shop, we rotated the tires back to where it was, front to the back and balanced, then i took off and head to work, while i was on the highway the steering is STILL off to the left a little, and when i do over 100km+ sitll shakes a little ( little better then before ) but still...

.............................. HELP ....................................

[thousand_five]

are your tires evenly worn? My car shakes a little too right now, but that's because I laid down some tread a week ago and I have deep flat spots on my tires.

[fredk]

sounds like you have a bad tire, try swapping the fronts side to side and see if it pulls the other way, if not the toe is off, go real slow in a parking lot and see if one end of your car wabbles

[Electric Pi]

You did not say what kind of vehicle you drive. Toyota has been known to use lug-centric wheels on some trucks. These wheels cannot be balanced correctly using a standard wheel/tire balancing machine unless an adapter is used.