I made a U-turn a few weeks ago in my Honda Accord, hopped the curb, and popped a hole in my sidewall - I did this all at a low speed, i.e. u-turn speed. Obviously I had to replace the tire, and ended up replacing two because my car manual said so. The guys at Discount Tire replaced my tires, balanced them, and rotated them, placing my new tires on the rear of the car and bringing my two old ones to the front. These old tires had 15,000 miles on them. Since then, I've been looking out for signs of misalignment. The car doesn't pull to either side when driving, but I have noticed that I feel like I am being hit by a wind gust on the road - it's very slight but noticeable. Do I have a problem with my alignment caused by hitting the curb, or is this just a result of driving with the mismatched tires? (The tires are identical except for tread pattern, but obviously the age/wear is different.)
2007-04-14
16:23:48
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Rebecca M
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