07-06-2010, 05:01 PM
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maybe there is something up with his axles or CV joints. When you add enough pressure, it changes the relative position between the transmission and the wheel, causing it to act funny. I have no idea as it's speculation but it does seem strange that adding air could even cause such a thing.
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