Slight Vibration - Pedal/Steering Wheel

[BGDDYKWL]

So, I had my car at a shop for a week for tint and wheel powder coating. Maybe it's just me but it just doesn't feel like it drives quite as smooth.

I purchased it with 3k miles (has just under 4k now), and it really had a spaceship feel - so smooth. Now when I drive it I can just sorta feel a little more resistance in the steering wheel, and on the accelerator pedal. It's subtle, but it just doesn't feel as smooth.

I know this is a long shot but I figured I'd see if anyone has experienced this, or might know what it could be. Thx!

 

[Ravire]

Since tires were removed for powdercoating my first guess would be tires need to be rebalanced and my second guess would be lug nuts weren’t torqued to spec. A lot of reputable tire shops will have employees that’ll half ass a tire balance so I wouldn’t be surprised if it was that.

 

[BGDDYKWL]

Since tires were removed for powdercoating my first guess would be tires need to be rebalanced and my second guess would be lug nuts weren’t torqued to spec. A lot of reputable tire shops will have employees that’ll half ass a tire balance so I wouldn’t be surprised if it was that.

Both right tires were mounted backwards (facing the wrong way). Is that an easy mistake to make? I feel like that's something that should be fairly obvious.

 

[Ravire]

Both right tires were mounted backwards (facing the wrong way). Is that an easy mistake to make? I feel like that's something that should be fairly obvious.

I mean it says which side is outside on the tire and which side is inside a lot of tires are like that so it’s not something that should happen often

 

[Mash]

Both right tires were mounted backwards (facing the wrong way). Is that an easy mistake to make? I feel like that's something that should be fairly obvious.

If that's the case, then it's safe to assume tire balancing was done in a similar fashion and that's the reason.

 

[tlr1000]

Get Hunter RoadForce balancing if available near you.