Was that recently? Anything can happen between tire changes like weights coming off or wheels getting bent. My wheel got bent sometime after I owned it. I had a coworker that had a corolla with a worn out tie rod end. It was so worn you could grab the wheel when the car was parked and just move it left to right. Even with that much wear, the car didn't vibrate or shake on the freeway. We're just trying to help you save money. If you have no problems spending the money, it definitely won't hurt to get new parts and I doubt anyone will want to stop you.every time the car gets tires, the wheels are checked and balanced by the shop.. and like I said, it does have 355,000 miles on it....
every time the car gets tires, the wheels are checked and balanced by the shop.. and like I said, it does have 355,000 miles on it....
+1Check the suspension bushings and see if they're worn out, no need to make conclusions before checking![]()
:headbang: I feel your pain im having the same exact problem right now..:disappoinit appears the right front wheel bearing has worn out and has a bit of slop.. the ball sjoints are totally shot,, and the list continues.. it's all just totally worn out..