Dave Herron
New Member
Check your rear tyres.
Is the tread all at the same height or is "stepped"?
Is the tread all at the same height or is "stepped"?
Libmid
New Member
Do you mean stepped on one tyre or different 'depthes' on the two??
I have a worn one on the nearside and a nearly new on the offside - actually, all the tyres are different makes so I had decided to replace them (3 out of the 4 are worn and will need replacing in the next few months).
I have a worn one on the nearside and a nearly new on the offside - actually, all the tyres are different makes so I had decided to replace them (3 out of the 4 are worn and will need replacing in the next few months).
Change all your tyres for the same type. The Freelander is exceptionally tyre sensitive.
Once yu dun that get the VCU checked as a matter of urgency.
Once yu dun that get the VCU checked as a matter of urgency.
whatever is causing the wirring - first things first - having 4 different tyres on your car will be potentially destroying your drive train. get them sorted, then check the VCU and the bearings, but as said above it could be almost anything with the tyre issue compounding it - IRD bearings, diff bearings etc etc etc!
