Typically it means that SOMETHING is "out of balance", and when a wheel, tire, shaft or other spinning component moves, the balance issue is greatly accentuated.
In order of probability:
# Tires are out of balance # Wheel is bent # Drive shaft or "Half shaft" is bent or a bearing or u-joint is worn. However...
if the shaking only occurs when you touch the brakes, it's probably a warped brake rotor, which is a common cause of shaking, especially in the steering wheel.
Some people will tell you that the shaking is caused by a worn suspension part or worn shock absorbers, but if everything is balanced properly, neither of those two problems will CAUSE the shaking, they will, however, make the shaking worse if there are other balance issues.
If your car shakes while underway, your tires have worn incorrectly from misalignment. If it shakes while in park or not moving, your engine is misfiring.
If a car shakes during acceleration the brake rotors may be damaged. If the rotors are damaged they will be unstable as the tires rotates making the whole car shake.
If a car shakes and loses power when idling it can be the spark plug. If a spark plug is fouling, it can cause power losses.
Engine miss.
a person who drives a car for some body, that would be a chauffeur.
A car that drives on the street
Car shakes when I put the brake check
When the engine light comes on and the car shakes at the same time, it could be the spark plugs or ignition coils are faulty. Misfiring is causing the car to shake.
A distributor will change the way the car runs not the way it drives.
NO! Depends on your definition of safe?
Disk brake rotor is warped
Drive shaft is going out