35x12.5 tire balance fix from vibration.

This brand-new Toyota tundra had a small lift kit and bigger tires and rims 35x12.5x20 installed when truck was brand new within 200 miles. Ever since there has been a significant vibration at HI way speeds. After multiple visits back to the same place where tires were bought, the company Town Faire tire could not get tires balanced properly. 3 attempts with wheel weights and two attempts with balance beads. After researching a bit I found a local non chain tire place that had a road force balancer that solved my ongoing balance issue.

[@zeushernandez2449]

Damm I would of been upset also to not be able to get a tire shop to fix the problem and damage my rims in the process. Especially in this economy buddy u are the man.

[@quele6990]

Another issue I found that alot of tire place and dealer do is that when they mount a tire there a yellow dot the dot supose to be aligned with the valve steam , each tire is not made equal so when they put the tire on it needs so much weights, I have a 08 tundra been having same issue , then I research the issue and told them to fix the tire they where laughing, sure enough after fix was less weights stop shaking in freeway

[@Marie-kj3xf]

What brand tire?

[@zeushernandez2449]

Maybe try a smaller or bigger size tire did the rims come whit a specific tire size? Call the manufacturer of the rim and c if they got a solution for you.

[@petesilic8168]

Don't get rid of the original rims and tires

[@danohara2211]

Try hub centric rings, aftermarket wheels aren’t hub centric, they are universal fit

[@Trd2020]

They messed up your rim

[@petesilic8168]

This is why you don't fuck with a new vehicle

[@Marie-kj3xf]

Find a good shop…if they screwed up the first time, why go back…the definition of insanity.

[@petesilic8168]

I would suggest start drinking heavily