2010 Honda Odyssey EX-L "front wheels fully aligned" Questions

...front up then undo the nut in the middle of the steering wheel ,turn wheel fully to the left ,then count turns when its fully to the right ,divide by two and their you have it ,normaly its about 4 ...

...wheels that some front rubbers had gone both sides, could you tell me what will need replacein as i only hit front wheel on 1 side but he said both had gone and said 350 all in with balancing. could ...

Front wheel bearings just replaced. Tires have plenty of tread and wheels were recently aligned and balanced. at 106,000 miles I would think it is worn out!

Do the noise change if you touch the

...front wheels and check for the vibration. If it disappears then the out of balance condition is caused by the covers. (This would not explain the tyre howl though). 4. Remove both front wheels (clean ...

...front end alignment is recommended. Do not get the more expensive four wheel alignment as they cannot make any adjustment to align the rear wheels. ps Buy at least the Haynes Repair Manual for your ...

...fully adjustable types. Which in that case you will still need a wheel alignment done. Thanks Jason This is a sign of misaligned tires. The struts may or may not be bad. I suspect an inspection will ...

...front end now wheel stays in the turn only to the left.wheel will not fully recover.all new steering components new upper and lower arms ball joints new .original steering box. sounds like either the ...

front tires at 100kph speed Honda Civic LXi, manual, 2002 manufactured by Honda Philippines. 148,000 mileage, and fully mainatained at the service center. wheel balacing and check your tie rod end can

...the front wheels. Also have the Suspension Bushings checked (one might be cracked). Also another possibility is simply Wheel Balancing although is should have been done once you bought the new

wheels to ensure there is no binding of the brake pads on brake rotors(discs) when the brake pedal is released. If , for example, the front brake pads on one side are not fully releasing their grip on