Driving Dilemma Uncover the Cause and Cure for High-Speed Car Vibrations

I have a 2011 EX35 AWD w/ 38000 miles with a shimmy/vibration (in the steering wheel and felt ... May just get rid of the car. Top. ex35: Posts: ... Sounds like 2 different problems. Shaking at higher speeds could be tire balance. And yes - specifiy road force balance. ... vibration around 60 mph that could be felt through the vehicle and seen in the steering wheel. Also you could feel the shimmy come and go ... The problem could be the tires themselves. Especially if they are (1) original to the car - are they near wear limit? Some tires get pretty ... Well-Known Member · 1) Tire(s) balanced, alignment done. · 2) The driveshaft is balanced, weight plates welded on, verify presence (should be ... Alignment can and will cause vibrations at higher speeds. It just takes a while for your tire to wear unevenly then the vibrations start. Feb 14 ... The vibration during acceleration, more noticeable at higher speeds, tends to come from bad inner joints. My money (all 2 cents of it) is on an ... Typically you can tell if it's front or back from how you feel the vibration. If you can feel it more in the steering wheel then it's likely ... If this is your problem, you aren't as likely to notice the shaking at lower speeds as you are at high speeds. Shaking from tires that are ... Tire and Wheel Problems. Not surprisingly, there are multiple issues with wheels and tires that can cause vehicle shaking at high speeds. One of these is ...