Locate an Auto Repair Shop in spokane, Washington

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spokane, Washington Auto Repair Shops

  • 0.42 mi
  • Alton's
  • 1821 N Hamilton St
  • Spokane, WA 99207
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  • Lube Tube
  • 1621 N Hamilton St
  • Spokane, WA 99207
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  • Camp BMW
  • 215 E Montgomery Ave
  • Spokane, WA 99207
  • (888) 375-5223
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spokane, WA Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Slightly vibrating steering wheel [pathtomax] by hammerhead on Thu Feb 09 20:49:03 PST 2012

Might be something as simple as you've thrown a wheel weight, causing one corner to be off balance just enough to cause a wobble at certain speeds/wheel RPMs. First thing I would do is have the balance checked on all 4 tires. Also, as tires wear, the balance can get thrown off a bit. That's where I would start.

. by hammerhead on Mon Feb 06 16:41:05 PST 2012

Nicely done, Juice! Making lemonade from lemons, and sharing the refreshment as well!

Re: Oblivious in Seattle? [andres3] by hammerhead on Thu Feb 02 11:11:34 PST 2012

If this is your car, it's probably someone sending you a message to slow down!

Re: Oblivious in Seattle? [andres3] by hammerhead on Thu Feb 02 06:58:17 PST 2012

'At fault'? Perhaps not. Financially responsible, perhaps. Not a lot of pet deer though. I'm talking about an area where the deer & the antelope (and elk, and moose, and coyotes, and even a wolf or two) play, vs. the escaped pet conspiracy theory.

Re: They need to feed the chipmunks [fibber2] by hammerhead on Wed Feb 01 10:29:58 PST 2012

I had no access at all for a couple days - all I found was a 'Road Closed' sign!

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