Vibrations on 2025 LandCruiser

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Good day,

Constant vibrations when driving on highways (probably same in city but much less)

I have two sets of the original Toyota 20’’. One with winter tires, one with regular tires (stock from Toyota).

The first year, I used both wheels and it was fine no issues.

Since they put back the regular tires in April, I’ve been having constant vibrations. Balanced the tires 3 times and road force one time.

I use an app called NVH on iPhone AppStore , before road force test the vibration was mainly T1 type (once per rotation) with higher amplitude. After road force, now T2 (twice per rotation) is the main one with less amplitude. The app is also calling for drive shaft vibrations.

Let me know if you have same or similar problems.

Thanks

PS - I really like the truck but this is very annoying.
 
Welcome to the asylum.

I hope you can get this sorted out.

I once found hardened mud stuck to the inner surface of two wheels (another vehicle) that was making them vibrate. I thoroughly cleaned them, and all was well again.
 
Do you offroad or drive regularly on bumpy roads? If so something could be loose that's coincidental to the tire change.
 
I once found hardened mud stuck to the inner surface of two wheels (another vehicle) that was making them vibrate. I thoroughly cleaned them, and all was well again.
For reference and direction, please refer to the movie, "My Cousin Vinny."
 
Good day,

Constant vibrations when driving on highways (probably same in city but much less)

I have two sets of the original Toyota 20’’. One with winter tires, one with regular tires (stock from Toyota).

The first year, I used both wheels and it was fine no issues.

Since they put back the regular tires in April, I’ve been having constant vibrations. Balanced the tires 3 times and road force one time.

I use an app called NVH on iPhone AppStore , before road force test the vibration was mainly T1 type (once per rotation) with higher amplitude. After road force, now T2 (twice per rotation) is the main one with less amplitude. The app is also calling for drive shaft vibrations.

Let me know if you have same or similar problems.

Thanks

PS - I really like the truck but this is very annoying.
Could be several things, but rule out water inside the tires. A good tech should be able to figure it out. I had similar issue and was ultimately defective tires.
 
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