Why Does My Car Shake at 70 MPH? Unraveling the Automotive Mystery

Seeing this thread I realize that I haven't felt the problem in a while, so I guess my car's vibration is also gone, as expected. Another new- ... Changed front wheel bearings, balanced all tires, full wheel alignment, and installed new lower control arms and ball joints. The vibration has ... I'd guess the most likely problem is with a tire or rim. Have you tried swapping the tires around to different positions on the car? That might ... When your car's tires are unbalanced, the steering wheel will often vibrate—the entire vehicle might feel like it's shaking. Read on to learn more about the ... Thrust and control arms usually smooth out at high speeds and you are more likely to feel vibration, if they are bad, at lower speeds. Vibration ... If you feel it in the steering wheel it is one of 3 things: balancing,shifted belts on radial tires, or front-end alignment. Front alignment or looseness can sometimes cause a "shuffle" that becomes more noticible as speed increases. Doesn't necessarily feed back to ... Tyres that are out of balance will cause shaking while driving at higher speeds (usually around 50-70mph). A tyre is out of balance when one section of the tyre ... rotate your tires. if it goes away or lessens, you are out of balance. If it stays the same it could be something else. Could be a wheel out of balance. Any ice or snow, or maybe a wheel weight got knocked off. Current Car 1.) Tesla P85D 2.) ...