Texotic

glad you guys figured this out. i've heard of a couple of people with this shake. now i know what to tell em.

SCCAGT

Absolutely not.

Bmr4life

I'd think its putting extra wear and tear on the wheels, lugs, and tires. I doubt anything will break. I'm taking mine off as soon as I get home from work.

owero01

I have the same problem. Had them road force balance and still had the problem. The retaining ring was removed and still got the steering vibration. The mechanic said he thought he saw a hop in the wheel. I called the vendor about the problem and had to have the balance done again on the suspect wheel and get the radial and lateral statistics from the road force balance. I will give them a call tomorrow.

Mustangs4U

I replaced my LCA's and removed mine in the process. The easiest way for me to get them off is with a pair of dikes. Makes it easy to grab 'em and pull 'em off!!

73 Sportroof

Just a guess here.

I would say that with the new wheels and tires it was not noticable. As the tires started to wear due to the clip they smoothed out and any wobble was gone.

Rotate the tires and if the clip is on the the opposite side the problem is now twice as bad and now is noticable.

Bmr4life

I started a thread here with pictures of the clips. https://mustangforums.com/forum/2005-2014-mustangs/492223-got-wobble-or-shake-with-your-new-wheels-make-sure-you-take-those-clips-off.html

buster

broken belt in the tire, alignment, bent rim, bent hub, unbalanced tire, warped rotor, loose wheel, bad ball joints, the list goes on and on.............