Symptoms:

This 96 Range Rover would shake at the front when you hit the bumps or rough road surfaces especially when travelling between the speeds of 50-55 mph. If you keep on driving, sometimes the shake would go away. A front-end alignment job was done at a local garage in our town and most suspension parts like center link, steering damper and steering gearbox were checked but found to be OK. Any help will be appreciated.

Tire Problem Advisor:

The suspension for this vehicle is controlled by electronically monitored air spring system called electronic air suspension (EAS) to control vehicle weight and height. The air springs are located at both front and rear wheels. The control unit of this system is located at the left front seat. If the above tire rotation will not fix it, bring the vehicle to an authorized Range Rover dealer. They can scan the fault codes for this to see if the electronic steering system is OK.

Notes:

Above repair is only a recommendation and you do this at your own risk. Always have your vehicle align after replacing the tires to prevent repetition of the problem.

When in doubt, bring your vehicle to authorized Land Rover dealer shop to make sure your tire problem is fixed.