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That must've been in Mexico where they don't have a speed limitHad My 350 up to 95 yesterday and zero vibrations or noise. I was pretty shocked at how smooth it went.
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That must've been in Mexico where they don't have a speed limitHad My 350 up to 95 yesterday and zero vibrations or noise. I was pretty shocked at how smooth it went.
Pretty sure mine rides the same and has from day 1. This is my 4th F250 and none have done this before. I even had a leveled 2015 with aftermarket Fuels and 37 Toyo RTs that didn’t ride as rough as this. I mentioned the rough ride to my dealer when I took back for the winch install. They convinced me it was the aggressive tread tires. No way that’s the case. My center console rattles pretty good and it can be felt in the steering wheel. Heck even the side mirrors and rear view mirror shake. Really noticeable at 65 and progressively gets worse towards 85
More than roadforce balancing?Find a shop that can true and balance the tires on your trucks, does wonders for trucks with vibration issues!
Yes, the tires are actually trued (shaved perfectly round) on the truck then balanced on the truck as well! I’ve had to do two previous trucks before!More than roadforce balancing?
Can't imagine I should have to take a brand new truck and get that done. Ugh.
We get it, you vape! ??Short lil video of my tremor at 80mph.tremor 80mph smooth ride.
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It's smooth. Your video looks hella bad compared to mine.
2021 f250 7.3 4500-ish miles on it.
Hope this helps
SameHad My 350 up to 95 yesterday and zero vibrations or noise. I was pretty shocked at how smooth it went.
Thanks! This is fantastic! If anything, it tells me I don't have unreasonable expectations that the truck shouldn't ride this bad.Short lil video of my tremor at 80mph.tremor 80mph smooth ride.
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It's smooth. Your video looks hella bad compared to mine.
2021 f250 7.3 4500-ish miles on it.
Hope this helps
Thanks for the details - I'll talk to them about it when I take it back on the 19th. The foreman believes its all based on a tire issue after going for a ride with me. Would have been nice if they fixed it when they had it for 2 months because of vibration, but I'm just relieved that it could just be tires and not something else major. If I can get this figured out, I can get back to upgrading some stuff on the truck!Yes, the tires are actually trued (shaved perfectly round) on the truck then balanced on the truck as well! I’ve had to do two previous trucks before!
I hear you, if I have any issues now with new tires especially 35” and up I go straight to the shop and have them trued and balanced on the truck! Once done is like riding on glass!Thanks for the details - I'll talk to them about it when I take it back on the 19th. The foreman believes its all based on a tire issue after going for a ride with me. Would have been nice if they fixed it when they had it for 2 months because of vibration, but I'm just relieved that it could just be tires and not something else major. If I can get this figured out, I can get back to upgrading some stuff on the truck!
I don't think anyone has ever resolved the issues on any of the forums! lol I'm having the same exact problem and every post from every forum is the same way, never a resolution.Did you ever figure this problem out?
Quick scan of the comments from the video shows the OP never resolved the problem and had the truck replaced under the Lemon Law.
I have had a vibration since new that has turned into a dangerous shake while towing a trailer. Basically at Highway speeds the whole truck bounces up and down violently and just like the OP it worse when you hit things like expansion joints. The weird thing is, I can get it to ride better by quickly getting on and off the throttle, it feels like something rotating and is only weighted to one side, think, ceiling fan with blades on one side, it's brutal.When driving put the truck in neutral. If the vibration goes away it is most likely somewhere in the drivetrain. If it stays it might be something with the tires.
Sounds similar to the death wobble on the front end.I have had a vibration since new that has turned into a dangerous shake while towing a trailer. Basically at Highway speeds the whole truck bounces up and down violently and just like the OP it worse when you hit things like expansion joints. The weird thing is, I can get it to ride better by quickly getting on and off the throttle, it feels like something rotating and is only weighted to one side, think, ceiling fan with blades on one side, it's brutal.