[RenegadeDFDubb]

Hey all, so I just installed my 1" wheel spacers this weekend and had my alignment done this afternoon. driving home I noticed the driverside rear wheel/tire had a slight wobble.

When I got home I jacked up the rear and got underneath to inspect. The tie-rod ends all seem tight and snug, the wheel doesn't move side to side or back and forth so doesn't seem like its bearings. when I spin the tire, you can tell it's moving uneven when I look down on it from the top. Anyone have any clue what could be causing this?

 

[rsanges]

Just any clue? Bent wheel. Non-hub-centric spacers.

 

[RenegadeDFDubb]

Just any clue? Bent wheel. Non-hub-centric spacers.

So just did a test by switching the rear driver side wheel with the passenger. Get the same outcome with the passenger side wheel so I know the wheel isn't bent. Does this sound like a bent axel?

the movement is just about 1/2 inch or less but definitely enough to notice when driving.

 

[rsanges]

Check the brake rotor too.

 

[18Rene]

Sure the wheel spacer is flat? Is it easy to swap driver/passenger rear wheel spacers?

 

[Davisma60]

Hey all, so I just installed my 1" wheel spacers this weekend and had my alignment done this afternoon. driving home I noticed the driverside rear wheel/tire had a slight wobble.

When I got home I jacked up the rear and got underneath to inspect. The tie-rod ends all seem tight and snug, the wheel doesn't move side to side or back and forth so doesn't seem like its bearings. when I spin the tire, you can tell it's moving uneven when I look down on it from the top. Anyone have any clue what could be causing this?

Put the spacer in the front and see what happens. if the wobble moves to the front, it's your spacer.