Rotation Flaps

Question: What causes a front tire to wobble and sound like there is something in hitting the road every rotation? I have a 07 ford mustang and in just the past two days I was driving and i got up to about 55-65 and i noticed my steering wheel started shaking a little bit and i turned the radio down and i heard something like making a noise in my front right tire like a flapping sound or something every rotation and it was in sync with the wobbling...i dunno what it is...

Answer: probably a busted band in tire.... look for a bubbled spot, might help to find it, did you hit anything like a curb or pothole is usually the culprit, else I say you threw a wheel weight causing it it be unbalanced. or it could be a wheel bearing < take and try to move the wheel side to side by hand to see if it feels loose. else I'd definitely check with a good mechanic... not want to risk a blow out at that speed.....

Question: i am patiant of incisional hernia do anyone guide me? MY ENGLISH IS SO POOR PLEASE GUIDE ME 2 year's back i had a road accident, my liver is tore . doctor's did laprotomy to save my life. after that 1.5 year i had meshplasty for incisional hernia this opretation produce a wound on the scar sight now my doctor's suggest me a rotation flap surgery .should i go for the surgery

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Question: Noise after tire rotation? I have a 2006 pontiac G6 with 43000 miles on it. I had my tires rotated for the first time back in June, since then my car is not riding as smooth and makes a faint thudding/flapping type noise when I drive over 40 and there is a very slight vibration on my steering wheel. The place I took them to says it is just the uneven wear on the tires becuase they bring the back to front and front to back so it will make that noise and if they put them back the noise will stop. My friend seems to think I need new tires.

Answer: With FWD cars you really need to rotate tires at 7 to 10K. The rear axle is solid, hops a lot and if tires are left in place too long they tend to cup. That is what has happened to yours and why they now make a noise on the front. Rotating them back will stop the noise but won't solve the adverse wear patterns which are already established. However, unless you just have scads of money and don't mind spending it, I wouldn't replace them until tread wear mandates it. The tires are safe. Why not save a lot of money and get all the wear out of them that you safely can.

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Question: Removing arterial plaque? I found out in the past few days that my arteries are clogged with plaque, as much as 49% "stenosis" in one of the carotid arteries in my neck. I've been feeling faint and crappy because of it. I was enlightened of this because of a neck injury caused by chiropractic neck rotation, which resulted in a neck ultrasound to check for arterial damage, which I believe they found(a flapping piece of intima inside of an arterial bulb), unfortunately. Anyways, I've been wondering if anyone can offer some methods for removing arterial plaque. I'm NOT considering taking statins (Lipitor, etc) as the cholesteral theory is BS. Vitamin C and lysine seems promising. Any other suggestions?

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Question: What should I do about an inferior tire being used to replace mine (damaged/warrantied)? I purchased four Goodyear American Eagle performance tires for my Grand Prix a bit less than 2 years ago, they had a 70,000 mile warranty on them. When I took them in for a rotation (yes, first time in those 2 years - bad I know) they brought to my attention that the edge of the inner sidewall was ripped at the rim, it looked like someone had ripped a flap out of my tire. I had purchased a tire warranty to replace any defective ones when I bought the tires. I have ALWAYS had trouble keeping enough air in that particular tire since I bought them. Since this couldn't be repaired, they said they would replace the tire at a discount. Apparently my tire was not in stock, so the cashier just told them to put on a Goodyear Viva 2. I asked her if it was comparable to my current performance tires in mileage/warranty/tread/quality and she claimed the only difference was tread pattern. Being tired and having a cartload of groceries that were melting, I said if thats so just put it on. When I got home, I started looking things up and found its only a low-quality passenger tire marketed exclusively by WalMart and made in China with a 50,000 mile warranty. ALL reviews stated the tire goes bad within 6 months, in some cases the sidewall more or less melted. Would I be in the right to confront a manager about this to have them order the exact tire I had on my car in the first place?

Answer: don't take that. you paid for a warranty; they have to honor it. take it back to them, and if the cashier tells you she can't do anything, speak to a manager. if nothing else, contact the Better Business Bureau. they should take care of you.

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