Kr33m0
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I have been noticing that around/just above 70mph I am getting some vibration/feedback from the wheel? Anyone experienced this and/or took it into the dealership? I am currently just under 10K miles on my 2019.
I've Got Wheel Vibrations, It's Not A Sweet Sensation (to the tune of Mark Mark song)
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ChaneRZ
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How’s your alignment? Rotors problem maybe?
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It could be a lost wheel weight on a front wheel throwing off the dynamic balance.
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Do your roads suck? Bent rim or wheel balance most likely.
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Got the same issue. Just had my rotors turned recently as they were warped (75$). That fixed the vibration issue when braking. I may have warped them again but I don't notice any brake vibrations. I will say 70mph-115+mph there is a small vibration in the wheel. All psi is the same. Front n rear tire wear differs in 1 unit, haven't lost any balance weights that I know of.
The easiest solutions. Check your psi, then tire wear, and balance weights. lastly check rotors for warp. If there not bad n new you can turn them instead of replacing them.
Worst case scenario bent rim, or such.
In the end I may be seeing a issue where there is none. Every car will have some shake in the wheel at higher speeds due to the roads suspension of the car, and tires. Back when I had my audi I could cruise triple digits no vibration but i had a much diff suspension and tire setup. Kia isn't as smooth.
To clarify j have an 3.3 awd with staggered rim sizes. Can't rotate my tires.
The easiest solutions. Check your psi, then tire wear, and balance weights. lastly check rotors for warp. If there not bad n new you can turn them instead of replacing them.
Worst case scenario bent rim, or such.
In the end I may be seeing a issue where there is none. Every car will have some shake in the wheel at higher speeds due to the roads suspension of the car, and tires. Back when I had my audi I could cruise triple digits no vibration but i had a much diff suspension and tire setup. Kia isn't as smooth.
To clarify j have an 3.3 awd with staggered rim sizes. Can't rotate my tires.
MerlintheMad
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Take it way up and if vibration increases noticeably you have an issue; if vibration remains the same then it isn't something that needs fixing.
