91RedBigFinZ

I just got my entire brake system redone (rotors, calipers, drums, shoes, pads, hoses, repacked bearings...) by the local Midas shop. Now, the car vibrates pretty bad at 60 + mph. Steering wheel does not vibrate and it is centered. Seems to vibrate at these speeds for any RPM.

I am taking it back to them today. Vibration was not there before, so what did they do wrong?


Thanks,
Doug

treeohfive

coulda knocked off a weight on the wheel....or they didnt put the wheels on right in the tightening sequence.....bearing not fully seated....warped disc.....number of possibilities that they will claim they didnt do...and find something else to say is wrong , then charge you for that....

Chickenman35

Yeah...I'd double check the wheels. Make sure that they didn't ROTATE the tires. I've heard of shops doing that as SOP....not realizing that our cars have different wheels front and rear.

A wheel weight that mysteriously disappears could easily cause your problem

Watch them very carefully. If they don't fix it for free immediately and try to make excuses, stand yoiur ground and tell them to fix it now....or you'll take it somewhere else and they will be billed for the costs.

treeohfive

better yet tell them youll take it to a dealership and send them the bill....and call the bbb heh