Posted by Randy-IA on August 16, 2008 at 15:18:50 from (207.177.83.65):
In Reply to: Tricycle wobble posted by GordoSD on August 16, 2008 at 14:01:02:
I don't know for sure Gordo but it makes sense that a total run out differential of 3/4" will cause the tires to wobble if the run out of one gets to be opposite the other. Otherwise all it would do is bounce at speed when the run out is on the same side ( both high sides up or down ), assuming you are talking about a narrow front here. But if the run out is combined with unequal tire inflation you'll compound the problem. The lateral run out doesn't help either as the weight of the tire swinging from side to side will help whip the steering wheel from side to side. Once you get the tires trued up and round and it still wobbles - all bets are off:) . It's a u-joint or gear problem then. ...randy
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