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Old 04-23-2015, 06:10 PM
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Hi Everyone,

I need your help again. After I got the new tires, I immediately notice the steeling wheels shakes when applying brake @60+mhp. This doesn't exist with my old Michelin Latitude Tour HP.

Brake was changed within 15K miles by Extended maintenance plan. The X accumulate <6K miles in last 24 months. The dealer service guy did mention the Control Arm Bushing was starting to fail.

I have get under the X and check on the Front Control Arm Bushing, which I assume is this. But it look fine to me with the rubber look exactly like in the product picture with out splitting or cracking. Obviously I am not a pro , and my visual inspection means nothing. But I just want to check with your guys before I order the parts and bring them to my indy who is going to charge me $200 to replace both sides. BTW, I assume I should order this upgraded version?

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