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What could make the front end of your car shake when im goin 55 mph and higher?
balance the tires
Why does your car start to shake going over fifty miles per hour?
Possibly front end is out of alignment.
What can really cause a car to shake and goes away when accelerating?
Either your front end or your tires needs to be aligned.
Why is the car still moving to right side?
Needs to have a front end alignment?
Whenever your car goes to 60-80 miles and hour the car steering wheel starts to shake what can be the cause of that?
Most the time that means it needs a front end allignment. Possible bad front tire or wheel.
Why would your 1930 model A front end shake after hitting a bump?
Most likely loose or worn parts on the front axle and tie rods. It is important that everything is tight (within specs) and in proper alignment. The caster and toe-in has to be set within specs. When things are loose, you can hit a bump and the car all of a sudden goes out of alignment, causing it to shake. I own a 1930 Model A. Also had a 1924 Model T. The Model T is notorious for front end wobble. Mine was warn where the spring perch goes through the front axle. It was loose and could not be repaired. It would shake you right out of the car. I changed the axle out and lined up the front suspension, then the wobble went away.
What causes the front end of a car to shake a bit while going 50 mph or higher?
Tire our of balance or bent wheel. Have your tires rotated and balanced.
Why does your car only shake between 40 and 50 miles per hour?
Probably wheel balance but I would have the front end safety checked also.
My car shakes when hitting the brakes but it isn't the brake pads or rotors what else could it be?
worn front end parts (steering or suspension) could cause a car to shake when appling the brakes.
Why do your wheel shake and pull to the right when you are driving?
Check the front end components. Most likely there is a loose or worn part causing the shaking of the wheels.
What causes front end to shake on acceleration?
Wheels require balancing.
Why does my car pull to the right?
Two possibilities: 1) low air pressure in the right tire; 2) front end is out of alignment;
