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I just had all four wheels balanced on the 2001 C4 after feeling a slight virbation in the steering wheeel above 70. After balancing still happening now wondering if it might be shocks or other suspension issue.
Any advice is appreciated.
When I lowered the car and changed wheels/ tires - the front end lowered a bit more than the rear and my headlamps are slightly lower now. I want to raise them a bit to bring them back to the stock level.
Does anyone know where the vertical adjustment is?
EDIT: Never mind - I RTFM and found it on page 282!
Bad tire? Non visible damage possible. Check the manufacture date on the tires. Usually the last four of the DOT number. WWYY week year. How many miles?
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Tire place said there was slight wave in the front tires which may be the issue. The car has 35k miles, bought it with the current rubber (Pirelli p-zero all season).
But, they don't tell you that it's counterclockwise to raise them on one side and clockwise to raise them on the other...seems somewhat counterintuitive.
If your car sits for long periods the tires could have gone square, some tires are more prone to this than others, I had the same symptoms as you describe and this was the cause
