Hi ! Had same problem .Started around 13000 miles and got steadly
worse . Rotated tires , ballance ,aliognment etc.No help . Dealer
worthless .Finally replaced tires ( Goodrich ) at 32000 miles and
fixed problem .I guess Continental tires suck .
Flipper
>Hi - This topic may have been discussed previously, but I am asking
>for some advice about my mother's 2005 Altima.
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>Thanks
>Bill
nycbillhill@yahoo.com - 21 Nov 2007 13:23 GMT
On Nov 21, 6:09 am, flipp...@optonline.net wrote:
> Hi ! Had same problem .Started around 13000 miles and got steadly
> worse . Rotated tires , ballance ,aliognment etc.No help . Dealer
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> >Thanks
> >Bill
Hi Flipper
Thank you very much for the information. I was going to take the same
path. (rotate, align, balance, then dealer as a last resort) I
appreciate you helping me save a bunch of time troubleshooting this
for my mom.
Bill
I also had the same issue. The tire noise problem with the OEM
Continentals is a well-documented and known problem with no long term
fix other than new tires. I got new tires when I traded my '05 for an
'07.
SV
nycbillhill@yahoo.com - 26 Nov 2007 02:10 GMT
> I also had the same issue. The tire noise problem with the OEM
> Continentals is a well-documented and known problem with no long term
> fix other than new tires. I got new tires when I traded my '05 for an
> '07.
>
> SV
Hi Steve and Flipper
I replaced with 4 new Yokohama AVID TRZ tires and the ride is amazing.
Thanks again for the feedback!!!
Bill