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I'm having the same problem, i just put on four new all season tires for the winter. I got them balanced but i think it may be my rotors or brakes becuase, when i hit the break the brakes the vibration in my wheel increases 10 fold
I was going to say, if you recently had your brake pads replaced but not the rotors, it's possible they were either not machined well enough or were too worn to properly match up with the new pads. This can cause the pulsing or shaking at higher speeds.
My car shakes at 80 mph if I go slower it stops if I go faster it stops to why is it doing this
Your tires need balancing. Road Force balancing is worth the extra cost if you have the choice.
Originally Posted by Zmaster06
I'm having the same problem, i just put on four new all season tires for the winter. I got them balanced but i think it may be my rotors or brakes becuase, when i hit the break the brakes the vibration in my wheel increases 10 fold
Your rotors might be warped or might have hot spots. Get them looked at.
Check your tires wear. Also if rims are good. Balance tires and alignment.
Same type of tires all around, air pressure check. And this might be it.
Maybe the previous owner rotated tires and you have the bigger ones
in front and are rubbing inner fender. It does happen. Check tire sizes.
Check your tires wear. Also if rims are good. Balance tires and alignment.
Same type of tires all around, air pressure check. And this might be it.
Maybe the previous owner rotated tires and you have the bigger ones
in front and are rubbing inner fender. It does happen. Check tire sizes.
Small tires are i'n the front wider tires i'n the back I did notes my tire light is on