solpushcart

Has anyone else had problems keeping their tires balanced on 2007 F150 4x4? Especially the driver side rear.

VanoFord

what happens if you have the driver rear balanced for the driver front? not sure if they balance them different based on front/back, but i know I always see the guys at the shop makin note of what is what. Might just be a bad tire. Some manufacturers offer free replacements if you have to use X amount of weight to balance a new tire. Atleast my Mickey Thompson have that.

solpushcart

I will admit, the tires are junk. Originally, it came with Generals. those were terrible also. I went with a Bridgestone this time because I wanted to go bigger and they fit in my price range. We all hate the economy right now. I had brought this issue up with Ford. Nothing was resolved, though I was able to have the service dept. change all rims, as one was real bad, and tires. after having all tires balanced, the ride is smooth. but after a while it always seems to start with that same drivers rear. a real noticeable hop at about 50 mph. then all the rest go out of balance. I will switch to my most reliable tire brand, BF Goodrich. we'll see what happens then.

rick99601

a balanced tire is a balanced tire.
doesnt matter on what vehicle or where on that vehicle. it will stay balanced until a pot hole or something like that throw it out of balance.