Did you get the exact same style rims? If the rims are different, they may require different lug nuts. Please follow up on this, I am very curious!
Marc- You sound like you know your vehicle. A couple thoughts come to mind. First I would check that the lug nuts do hold the rim tight-mostly because it is quck as easy,. Second I would check to see if there is a bad tire. Yuo'll need to get it on a balancer to do this, or by jacking the truck up so the wheels are off the ground, and running the truck while in the air. You narrowed down the problem to the rims or tires by changing them once. You need to find the up and down movement in the problem wheel. I am surprized the selling company hasn't worked with you to do this! If you told them that when you change the wheels back and the wobble goes away, don't htey take a little responsibility?
form_title= Rims and Tires form_header= Drive in style with new rims and tires. Do you want custom rims?*= () Yes () No How many rims and tires do you need?*= {1, 2, 3, 4, More than 4} When were your tires last replaced?*= _ [50]
New tires with the size 15 inch will fit 15 inch rims perfectly.
No the rims do not need to be replaced along with the new tires unless certain conditions require you to do so. The only time you need to replace the rims along with the tires are when you damage or lose them.
form_title= Rims for Sale form_header= Install new rims on your tires. Do you want custom rims?*= () Yes () No Have you ever put new rims on your car?*= () Yes () No Do you want chrome rims?*= () Yes () No
form_title= Rims form_header= Drive in style with new rims. What tires do you have on your vehicle currently?*= _ [50] What would you like your rims to look like?*= _ [50] How many rims do you need? *= {1, 2, 3, 4, More than 4}
Only after making all of your back payments, otherwise your SOL...
need a little more info........
I would think its the shocks causing the vibration or the car to wobble, do check on car shocks!!
You would have to take all your tires off and put the car on car jacks. You will have to take the old tires with you to have the new tires you purchase put on the old rims. There is going to probably be a cost involved in taking the old tires off and putting the new ones on. You cannot change the tires to your old rims yourself without a special piece of equipment. You will also have to pay to get rid of your old tires.
Yes you can put bigger tires on your existing wheels up to a point. Talk to your local tire dealer and they can advise you on the biggest tires you can use.
Your Maxima will need to be rather new to get tires and rims from the dealership as they normally do not carry old stock. If it is a newer car, check out Nissan of Omaha. They have a large selection.
You'll most likely be buying rims with a larger diameter such as 19 or 20 inches. Your existing tires will need to be replaced with a tire that will fit on your rim.