Thanks for the info..I do have a few questions.......do you know where I can find that TBS and/or do you know when it was issued???? I did have my Visco coupling replaced in July , 2007. Does the visco coupling have anything to do with the rear toe adjustment?????????
bulletin AS07-04 was issued mar. 13 '06. i tried to copy & paste but wouldn't let me.. still new at this. the couplers were replaced more for a noise/vibration concern but i feel they didn't help much. i think its just a characteristic of that vehicle. all the AWD aerios have some vibration more noticable @60-70kph (or 40-45mph?? i guess) but that has no affect on rear toe angle.
Did anyone else have their tires wear out way too soon? 24000 miles on my 2002, I rotate every other oil change and I will have to replace my tires real soon because of wear.
If you have Yokohama Geolanders that's your prob. I went through 2 sets of those on a 2006 Aerio each about 12000 miles. I went up a size in height in a Michelin. They cost more but work it. you will get twice , three times the mileage.
Original Yokohoma Geolander tires wore out at 18000 miles on my 2006 Suzuki Grand Vitara. Dealer said this was common with Yokohoma tires but I think it is a problem with the car.
Any reports of safety problems on this car from National Highway Safety commission?
I see on this forum many reports of excessive tire wear on Suzuki Grand Vitara.
Original Yokohoma Geolander tires wore out at 18000 miles on my 2006 Suzuki Grand Vitara. Dealer said this was common with Yokohoma tires but I think it is a problem with the car.
Any reports of safety problems on this car from National Highway Safety commission?
I see on this forum many reports of excessive tire wear on Suzuki Grand Vitara.
Buy you a set of Michelins. If they start wearing on one side or your car is pulling to one side have a front end alignment. In my case a 4 wheel alignment. Mine wasn't the car it was the shoddy tire. I got 50000 on a set of Michelins and my driving would be considered spirited.
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