Mike replied:

Thomas, you are heading in the right direction with wheel balance, I would also strongly recommend a wheel alignment when the tyres are new as well. One more thing though, when you are having your new tyres fitted, get the dealer to closely check the wheels for out of round, as just a small dent can cause quite a bad vibration and this can easily be overlooked. Happy trails, Mike.

Andrew replied:

What about tie-rod ends, bushes in front suspension, shockers etc. Maybe check all this beforehand. Also have a reputable alignment place do your front wheels 'cos there are some shims behind the shocker towers that affect the camber(?) if your torsion bars have been tweaked by yourself or the previous owner.

Thomas replied:

Thanks for your suggestions guys!! I just had my tyres changed and an alignment done: all OK!