that's definitely the issue. I know that sound too, kinda scary huh?
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LovelyWendie99
that's definitely the issue. I know that sound too, kinda scary huh?
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Last edited by phines : 05/02/2011 at 03:35 PM
Very scary haha. Thanks for the confirmation yall. I need new front tires anyway. Thanks again
Ideally, all four(4) tires should be brand spanking new and the same exact part number on a VX (no mix-matches of any kind). If you only replace two(2) tires, make sure they are the same exact part number as the older ones and put the brand new tires on the REAR axle (not front).
Leaving worn (thereby smaller diameter) tires on the rear axle will cause the TOD system to think the rear tires are slipping on ice/snow because they are rotating faster due to the smaller diameter from the worn tread. The TOD system will freak-out and constantly try to increase front axle power percentage to compensate the mis-matched rotation diameter between front & rear.
Again, keep all tires the same exact part number and try to buy four(4) brand new tires if possible. If not; put the two(2) brand new tires on the REAR axle only.![]()
Sounds like a plan. Currently the rear tires are 1.5" taller...quite a large difference. I'll see if I can get two new tires tomorrow and put them on the rear and put the good used ones up front. Thanks.
Sounds like you may also have a case of Ldub's wobbly rear end.
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Sorry, I mis quoted - he had a 'waggly rear end'
http://www.vehicross.info/forums/showthread.php?t=17825
Last edited by tom4bren : 05/21/2010 at 10:42 AM
iirc where dubs trailing arms connect to the frame, the holes had become oblong and allowing movement, which resulted in a kind of sway at high speeds
who's idea was it to put different sized tires on your VX? if it was a shop i would demand they buy them back or replace your fronts, and any damage to the transfer case should be covered too... any tire guy should know that AWD should NEVER have different size tires (unless it came that way from the factory.. ie caddy SRX)