Stop in for a cup of coffee

Tooljunkie said
Car is insured in wife’s name. So insurer gets notified. Thats how we found out. Daughter hasnt changed mailing address so didnt know.

gotcha

halifaxhops said
Not here at all, if the car is registered and no insurance your license is gone the day insurance expired. Just ask my Daughter.

thats a lapse. That is different. Insurance companies that are canceling a client for reasons other than non-payment have different rules/laws they have to follow or they can get fined, up to 50,000 USD per offense.

Ddaddy said
That uneven knob wear is common and happens because the deep lugs allow the lug to drag such that the front edge wears more than the back edge (like dragging a big eraser across a table top, it bends and the front edge gets worn off). The best way to even that out is to regularly cross rotate the tires at 5k intervals.

One way to figure out what might be going on with the vibration is to get someone to drive along in another car and have them observe (and video) your front wheels at the speeds at which the vibration is happening.

Right. I've ran this brand/model of tires since I first bought the jeep. This set however, was just put on the the Friday after Memorial day. They dont even have 1500 miles on them.

I'll try the car and video idea though.