yea i bet if you flipped the tires on the rims and had them rebalanced i bet it would go away.....but if you take it to a shop there balancers will test the tire depending on the age of the machine and they might tell you there junk and wont do it or make you sign a waiver or something

 

Yep, could be.

 

Its the tires! Put them in the rear try again. Or buy 2 new ones put the new in the rear and old up front. You can obviously tell well enough to tell us they are uneven. ROTATE!!!

 

I bought used tires, noticed after they where put on how unevenly worn they where lmao

 

Ok so it would be ok to put the one with the uneven wear in the rear? That won't cause any problems?

 

Thats how it should be in the 1st place

 

I was told at the tire from the tire shop to put the ones with most tread In the back since it was rwd, so thats what they did. So swap the two, even with most tread in front, rear with less tread and un even wear, then my death wobble should go back to the "bump steer" it was before the tires?

 

So if I put the evenly worn tires on the rear an good one on front, will it cause any problems with the rear then?

 

I would balance them before putting them in the rear but yes that would b good

 

My death wobble went away after upgrading my steering stabilizer to a pro comp one

 

just a band aid.Dont worry youll figure it all out after a while

 

PS but PROCOMP....
but my RC is no better

 

OK well it doesn't have to be pro comp but upgrade the stabilizer and it should help

 

Alright so I should get my unevenly worn tires swapped to the rear axel, and it won't cause problems at all on the rear then?