Hey,
I've been an avid reader of this board for a long time, but haven't posted much before. I hope you guys can help me.
I was coming back from Los Angeles to San Francisco on thursday when I got a flat tire on highway 5. I was going around 90 when that happened, and the inner part of the rear right tire totally stripped off. I called Lexus roadside assistance, and someone was there in 20 minutes to help me change the tire.
On friday, I went to Serramonte Lexus to get a new tire. They were really nice about it, and gave me the tire for free.
The problem is that as soon as we changed the tire on highway 5, I noticed that when I accelerate, the car would push to the left. After Lexus checked it out, they said the pressure was too high on the tire, and lowered it. They said this should solve the problem. It did help, but I notice that when I approach about 80, the car feels wobbily and not very stable. Maybe I am just focusing on it more than before, but I could swear that the car didn't feel like that before. Any thoughts on why it might be doing that? Thanks for your help.
I've been an avid reader of this board for a long time, but haven't posted much before. I hope you guys can help me.
I was coming back from Los Angeles to San Francisco on thursday when I got a flat tire on highway 5. I was going around 90 when that happened, and the inner part of the rear right tire totally stripped off. I called Lexus roadside assistance, and someone was there in 20 minutes to help me change the tire.
On friday, I went to Serramonte Lexus to get a new tire. They were really nice about it, and gave me the tire for free.
The problem is that as soon as we changed the tire on highway 5, I noticed that when I accelerate, the car would push to the left. After Lexus checked it out, they said the pressure was too high on the tire, and lowered it. They said this should solve the problem. It did help, but I notice that when I approach about 80, the car feels wobbily and not very stable. Maybe I am just focusing on it more than before, but I could swear that the car didn't feel like that before. Any thoughts on why it might be doing that? Thanks for your help.