New tires Suzuki XL-7 (2007)

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Service All-Wheel Drive Light - Suzuki XL7 Owner's Manual

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suzuki Xl-7 2007 "Service All Wheel Drive signal is on, but

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Mar 23, 2018 - Mechanic's Assistant: Are you fixing your XL-7 yourself? What have you tried so far? Bought new tires, had the brakes done, had control arms ...
1 answer · So it is a problem with the clutch coil in the rear differential, or the wiring to the clutch coil

its in the FSM book "factory service manual"
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new chain time, if chain was bad, id bet $100 the chain hydra. tensioner is bad too.
no year stated, so you pick year. here
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it could be, But I would flip the tires first ,, it could be a bad tire, switch it with the right rear and see if the noise changes

have you had a 4 wheel alignment done it may be out or poss that your frame is bent causing the tires to wear.need to know where the wear is like the middle or sides or two tires or all four.it is possible to have a slight bend in the frame it happened to my truck from brand new.

If the vehicle has the standard factory 16 inch wheels fitted you will need to purchase tires in the size: 225/50R/16. There are many brands and designs/models of tire available in that size. ( The size of tire currently fitted to your car is written on the sidewall of the tire).

There are many cheap and nasty tires on the market so go for a reputable brand and select a premium performance tire. Many cheap tires are poorly built and cannot be properly balanced so you will get a vibration through your steering wheel that any amount of tire re-balancing cannot correct. Often the cheap tires also offer very poor levels of grip and generate a lot of road noise when driving.

Always buy the very best tires you can afford.

Goodyear Eagle GT (all season tire) would be a sound selection and prices are reasonable.

Bridgestone RE 960 AS (all season tire) would also be a good selection.

This sounds like tie rod ends are going out. Before you remove the old ones, mark on the threads where it currently is seated or you will throw it out of alingment when you put new ones on. You may need to borrow or buy the tool for poping out the tie rod end. They aren't a big deal to change if you have some basic tools and sometimes you don't need the wedge tool either. Once you get the old one out, try moving it around. If it is real loose and moves easily, thats your problem. But the swaying you are describing sound like this is the problem. Could be you steering control arms as well but because the inside of the tires are worn I doubt it.

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The duelers work pretty good for me. But if I had the money Michelins are the best.

I do not know for certain whether the larger tires will fit; but here is how you can check.

The 235/60-17 Bridgestone Dueler H/T D684 II have a diameter of 28.3 inches, rim width of 7, section width of 9.3 and a tread width of 7.8. When compared to 245/65-17 Bridgestone Dueler H/T D684 II the diameter(29.5) is 1.2 inches larger and the section width(9.8) is 0.5 inch larger. The rim width and tread width are the same. You would need to check existing clearances and then compare to the additional size required to verify fitment.
The above data is from TireRack (see web address below)
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/Spec.jsp?make=Bridgestone&model=Dueler+H%2FT+D684+II&tirePageLocQty=

Tire Rack carries 5 different tires from 3 brands(Bridgestone, BFG, and Kumho) in the 235/60-17 size at $66 to $119 each. I have bought many tires from them without a problem. They do not carry Cooper tires.

If it's choppy the tire is bouncing up and down. Either the tire is not balanced correctly or something is wrong with the shock or spring.

where did the tyres wear if it was on the inside, outside, or sides only sounds like you need a wheel alignment.