AT Tires and Vibration

[Alaboss82nd]

Hi guys! So I have a 2020 Ram Rebel. Put new General Grabber ATXs on about 10 months ago. I've had them rebalanced 5 times at multiple shops. I still have, what I feel, is too much vibration at 55 - 75 mph. I'm being told that it's because they are all terrain tires, there's going to be some vibration. Is this right??? The duratracs that I replaced were smooth at these speeds. My passenger seat occupant's leg jiggles when I'm on the highway. Just doesn't seem right to me. They're not MTs. I just feel that the ride should be much smoother than it is. Am I expecting too much???
Thanks for any input!

 

[Redz72]

I would contact General Tire and put in a warranty claim with all the supporting documentation.

 

[Jedi9]

No your not, maybe you have a bad one, Have you tried Road Force balancing?

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

Sounds like out of round, or broken belt possibly. I'd try for warranty replacement.

 

[Alaboss82nd]

No your not, maybe you have a bad one, Have you tried Road Force balancing?

Last balance was told they did a road force balance.

 

[jl13]

running the same tires, about 9k with them. I do have a very slight vibration on steering wheel only at about 70 mph
Its not always there or constant. And it goes away quickly , Started at about 7k, I had them rebalanced but it is still there.
not as bad as yours sound

 

[Scram1500]

Did you get a printout of the balance results? Tire quality these days is crapola, along with most other things. I'd get the warranty process started