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nickdalzell1 · 08-17-2019, 06:56 PM

If your Yamaha Drive has the stock 10" tires those are often DOT tires anyway.

The 8" golf car tires, be them Kenda Hole-in-ones or Carlisles, are not ever going to be true. With RXVs, the vibration is par for the course, pardon the pun. They all have varying levels of it. One might be perfect, the next shakier than an '78 Cheyenne with two bad shocks.

08-17-2019, 06:56 PM	#9
nickdalzell1 Resident Curmudgeon Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 1,279	Re: Driving vibration RXV at speed If your Yamaha Drive has the stock 10" tires those are often DOT tires anyway. The 8" golf car tires, be them Kenda Hole-in-ones or Carlisles, are not ever going to be true. With RXVs, the vibration is par for the course, pardon the pun. They all have varying levels of it. One might be perfect, the next shakier than an '78 Cheyenne with two bad shocks.