blt@cbscc.UUCP (Brian L. Tymchak) (02/11/85)
Check with the person who installed the tires. It's possible that
they used an impact wrench to install the rims on the car. Being that
it has rotors, they should be torqued to specs. If not, warping of
rotors is possible. If the rotors do show warpage, they can be turned
to return them to true specifications. I feel that your first move
should be checking with the person who did the work, or if your not
real comfortable with him go to someone else. But, by no means go to
someplace like Goodyear or Midas. Their rates are 300 to 400% inflated
compared to the competition. Hope this helps in some way. I'm kind of
tired of hearing from people spending massive quantities of money on work
I can do for a lot less.
Brian Tymchak
AT&T NS, Columbus