I recently changed a rear tyre on my TD6 and since I have there is a judder that comes under acceleration and usually when the wheel is turned slightly left, I thought it was wheel balancing so had the wheel balanced again and it's still doing it, it comes about 50 MPH and dissapears again and I sometimes feel it at slow speed when the wheel is turned a little left too.
Does anyone have any ideas?, the gearbox/transmission has already been done 10k Miles ago and it doesn't feel like its from the transmission, the car is on 20 inch wheels.

put the spare on and see what happens.. ... - .- -.




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I just looked, unfortunately the spare seems to be an 18 .

shouldnt make any difference for a short journey to see if your symptoms are still there.. ... - .- -.




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is the juddering from front offside wheel? have hawkeye diagnostics for l322 td6 in the manchester area ,pm for deatalis.

Sounds like the tyre is out of round or wheel not fitted central to me, are the wheels landrover ? tyre fitter didn't lose a spigot ring if aftermarket rims ?

It feels like it's from the nearside rear wheel, which is the one I had the tyre changed on, or it's definately from the nearside anyway, normal Land Rover wheels, their this type:

http://images.monstermarketplace.com/land-...00x376.jpg

I have a one of these wheels not required any more if you want a spare. Pm me for details.

out of shape tyre or buckled wheel ,had same on a ford searia years ago took ages to figure it out have hawkeye diagnostics for l322 td6 in the manchester area ,pm for deatalis.

+1 I had an out of shape tyre and took forever to track it down wasted loads.
I have a set of 19 in in the garage with my winter tyres on happy to use one to see if it is a tyre problem