Conquering Car Vibrations at High Speed The Essential Guide

It definitely sounds like an out of balance tire. Depending on how you value your time, you might consider going to your nearest tire shop and ... additionally, check your tire pressures too. If you have not determined what pressures feel best for your car, tires, conditions, etc. try what ... Speed related shaking can be caused by wheels out of balance, bad suspension bushings, bad balljoints, wheel bearing, CV joint. ... vibration in the rear of the car. I can see all the 3rd row seats in my van shaking like crazy. However, the car feels relatively smooth. Well-Known Member · 1) Tire(s) balanced, alignment done. · 2) The driveshaft is balanced, weight plates welded on, verify presence (should be ... vibrations are created by the rotating parts - ie wheels, axles, motors (via a broken mount). Not maintaining the alignment can cause tire wear ... ... feel a pretty good amount of vibration. It would happen only when my wife was using the car, so I only experienced it once (with her in the car) ... ... high speed vibrations you feel more through the steering wheel. i ... vibration in any car at those speeds. 144C -Cayden :Canada ... If the vibration is present when braking, then it is most likely a warped rotor. Get them resurfaced rather than replacing if you can. Your problems may not be noticeable at slow speeds, but the shaking will intensify as you accelerate to 55-60 miles per hour. The steering wheel ...