firesquare

im going tomorrow morning since i work noon to 6 tomorrow.

its only one side. i don't understand that at all. could it be a bad rear strut?

Super-Stormtrooper07

I was gonna recommend going w/ a 195/55 tire. That size will give proper wheel rotation / revolutions per mile = proper speedo # , and in general a lighter tire over a 60 series tire.

firesquare

just what i figured, the rear strut is leaking. pass side rear is 1/2 inch lower then drivers side. Toyota says 40 bucks for a rear strut. this will be a temporary fix untill i get some coilovers or TRD struts

firesquare

well more bad news...

i put in the new strut ($40) and it did nothing. i think i god a saggy S-tech spring. im gonna swap the rear and see what happens......

bB2NER

Struts and shocks only control ride quality and do not support any vehicle weight. Sorry you wasted that money. Wish I would have seen this sooner to warn you.

firesquare

well i mess around and swapped the springs and (im not sure) but the Tein logo was upside down and maybe i had them upside down maybe???

i out them back in with the TEIN logo right side up and their a little better. not much better but oh well. its those useless tires i guess. i also rolled (beat it with a hammer) the fenders and that seemed to help too

ong

you just go by the budget ....... mostly good and comfortable tires wear out faster then the less expensive one...... I used to have kumho.....but the low profile (not very comfortable, but less expensive).....all depend on how much and how reliable you want the tire be....

firesquare

yeah the tires are defiantley junk but thats all tehy had in thaty size they can put on the car.

MONRO

kuhmo, yokohama, or nitto. i've had way too many balancing issues with every set of falkens i've had and i used to live by em.....