silver187666

so like the title says car shakes going over 80. and my breaks are squeeky im thinking there the reason my car shakes.
its at 58*** and new tires int he front and decent tread on rears.

scottie

Is your wheel shaking or your seat?
Common problem would be rotors
If its in your seat, I'd say out of balanced tires.

SpeakEasy

Has your car ever been wrecked?

mongorat427

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I had a shake at 60 . The tire shop rebalanced my tires for free. Took care of the problem. Spin balance.

silver187666

yah its been wrecked but the problem just recently started. yah the steering wheel shakes.

tglems

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Rebalance the tires and the problem should be fixed. Just take it back to wherever you got the tires from in the first place and they should do it for free.

SpeakEasy

I had the same problem out of my Celica after it was wrecked, everything was fine til about 60mph & then it was just fucked (shaking, hard to steer, etc). I got 2 front end alignments, new tires, still didn't fix it. End up selling the car last week.

unijabnx2000

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Could be wheel bearing, ball joints, or inner tie rods.

b00sted06ss

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It's just the big amount of torque these cars make

ECaulk

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could be a number of things, i'd start with tires, rims and rotors.
My 'balt got wrecked 2 weeks after i got it, thought it was only cosmetic damage because it drove fine after (only a slight pull to one side) then about 5k miles later i started getting a shake around 65 ended up being 2 bent rims, toed out alignment that chewed my front tires to ****. Got new tires and rims and the shake went away.

silver187666

i only crashed the right side of my car. they replaced the control arm and a lot of things from the front right wheel. this shaking only recently started. it shakes when i go 75+ and when i break. i think its the breaks because they squeal real bad. my back tires are a little low but im not sure they are the culprit

unijabnx2000

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Btw...
Nice sig

all_motor_mike

could be warped rotors, out of balance tires or it could use an alignment. are u tires wearing in any weird patterns?


mike