Vibration

Hi I have a 2010 rrs hse I’ve changed the front brake discs and pads fitted new wheels and tires and still have the same vibration wobble around the 50mph ish any advice would be great thx trev

What size wheels and tires? And are you a Yank?

285/35zr22 no I’m english

Sexpistol36 said:

285/35zr22 no I’m english

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You spelled tyres wrong.

Wasn’t really after an English lesson if you reply with a serious comment then don’t bother at all

Ok. Then I won't tell you the wheels and "tires" you put on are too big and not well liked by your vehicle.

Western Slope Rover said:

Ok. Then I won't tell you the wheels and "tires" you put on are too big and not well liked by your vehicle.

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Was just thinking similar in fitting elastic bands

Madness fitting low profile tyres on a 4x4 , making it totally useless and only fit for the local shopping car park

Sexpistol36 said:

Wasn’t really after an English lesson if you reply with a serious comment then don’t bother at all

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Why would anyone make a serious comment about such a stupid question?

Turboman said:

Why would anyone make a serious comment about such a stupid question?

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Well at least it isn’t a real Land Rover , lol

gstuart said:

Was just thinking similar in fitting elastic bands

Madness fitting low profile tyres on a 4x4 , making it totally useless and only fit for the local shopping car park

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It does roll chavtastically, though.

gstuart said:

Well at least it isn’t a real Land Rover , lol

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Fair point.

Sexpistol36 said:

Wasn’t really after an English lesson if you reply with a serious comment then don’t bother at all

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Heck of a poor attitude, for someone asking for help/advice.
As I'm feeling generous I will point you and your rubber bands, in the direction of the search bar. There you will find others who have had answers, about big cars , oversize wheels, and rubber band tyres.

wonder if he had them balanced to the vehicle, or even a front end alignment.or replace the ball joints.tie rod ends. and put new shocks on it. After all its 10 yrs old

CV maybe UJ. But I won’t tell him - he was nasty to our yank.

RangeRoller dt said:

CV maybe UJ. But I won’t tell him - he was nasty to our yank.

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Standard operating procedure for a Brit

Thor 1950 said:

Standard operating procedure for a Brit

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Not necessarily true.

Col

Well, the OP must have garnered all the info needed to make Land Rover life easier.

We're fine people doing an important job.

He’s probably looked in search bar and realised with 285/35zr22 on a 3T 4x4, on British roads, that vibration is ‘now’ normal

I look forward to the ‘why is my steering & transmission falling apart’ thread

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