Well... unfortunately for them you were right. They put 35 psi in the tires
(30 psi normal) and they messed up on the balance as well. So they balanced
them again and the problem went back to what it used to be (85 mph). But it
looks like the new rotors and pad are beginning to "set-in" because the
vibration is almost gone now after a week.

This guy I took the car to had one look at the tires and he said they were
over inflated. He said to go back to just tires and have them check the
balance again. So I did. The guys at Just tires didn't blink to do it again
(no change of course) So everything is fine now.

I still can not believe the dealer was blaming the Autozone rotors and break
pad !

Thanks to all for the help.


"TeGGeR®" > wrote in message
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> "Rodo" > wrote in news:E_aFg.70657$zc2.14785@trnddc06:
>
>> The tires were rotated and balanced by Just Tires about two weeks
>> earlier. After it was done the vibration started at a lower speed
>> (65mph) before that the vibration started at about 80-85mph.
>
>
> Then the tire place messed up (so what else is new).
>
> It's very easy to mount tires properly, but it does require a modicum of
> intelligence on the part of the monkeys that work for the tire place. But
> considering the wages tire simians get paid, and the (low) prices you get
> charged, the probability that your tires were mounted properly is nearly
> zero. Sad to say.
>
> Not all non-human primates reside in zoos. Some are denizened in tire
> shops.
>
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