C-change
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Problem solved, it was the bloody tyres.
Boys started on the shocks and replaced rear shocks and went for a drive, still shuddered. Went back and had set of new steel rims, fitted new tyres and went for a drive, no shudder. Then put my tyres (bought Dec) on new rims, went for a drive and shudder was back. Put new tyres on my rims after checking rim balance, without tyres, and no shudder. Back up on hoist and replaced new rear shocks with my old ones and no shudder (if they called I would have left new shocks on and saved some work but no probs).
So problem solved. Whilst the tyre manufacturer is a fault, I must thank the boys that worked on it today and last week. Probably 10-12 hours work and for no charge. Probably fair enough to expect that but would also have been very easy to charge for shocks and then replace other stuff trying to solve this problem.
Will certainly be back for more work in the future and its nice to have the old girl running smoothly again.
Boys started on the shocks and replaced rear shocks and went for a drive, still shuddered. Went back and had set of new steel rims, fitted new tyres and went for a drive, no shudder. Then put my tyres (bought Dec) on new rims, went for a drive and shudder was back. Put new tyres on my rims after checking rim balance, without tyres, and no shudder. Back up on hoist and replaced new rear shocks with my old ones and no shudder (if they called I would have left new shocks on and saved some work but no probs).
So problem solved. Whilst the tyre manufacturer is a fault, I must thank the boys that worked on it today and last week. Probably 10-12 hours work and for no charge. Probably fair enough to expect that but would also have been very easy to charge for shocks and then replace other stuff trying to solve this problem.
Will certainly be back for more work in the future and its nice to have the old girl running smoothly again.