Rear swaying on certain roads

[Rockken]

Have any of you had this happen on 287 between Longmont and Berthoud?

http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=924751

Thanks
Ken

 

[gixxer410]

Is the track width from front to rear the same or at least in line with each other? The rear might be a little to one side causeing it to pull differently that the front in the grooves.

 

[Rockken]

Eye balling it, it looks spot on. I also measured rim to rim on both sides and it looks good. I think it was the road and tire combo. Joe (footdale) and 8Mud have also experienced this phenomenon on these types of roads. 8Mud replaced the tires and it help reduce the swaying.

 

[old_man]

The problem is that the concrete surface is grooved. It does it in my Jeep and in my Explorer as well. It feels real squirreley.

 

[philip_g]

The problem is that the concrete surface is grooved. It does it in my Jeep and in my Explorer as well. It feels real squirreley.

that grooved asphalt/concrete crap pulls me all over too.

 

[Rockken]

Thanks guys, I thought it might be that road. Freaked me out a bit, I thought I had the death wobbles until I noticed it was coming from the rear.