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When tires are out of balance how does the car sound when driving?
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∙ 10y ago
Out of balance gives more of a feeling than a sound. Any sounds from wheels rotating are usually from the wheel bearings.
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Would needing the tires rotated cause your car to shake at high speeds?
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Can you un balance driveshaft make your car shake while you are driving?
Yes, it sure can. Have your tires inspected and balanced before assuming the drive shaft is the culprit. You may also have a bent wheel.
