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Jul 28, 2023 - 05:54 AM
I would take to a tire shop and then check if the tire is balanced correctly and check for the rim being bent. If this only happens when you apply the brake then I would tell you that you have a warped rotor
Jul 28, 2023 - 01:24 PM
Possible out of balance tire and I assume when you say everything done it also means ball joint and tie rod end, if the tires haven't been balanced in a while I would start there.
Jul 30, 2023 - 04:57 PM
Rotate that tire, may be out of balance or poor quality! Tires are pretty sorry nowadays! That would be where I would start!
Jul 30, 2023 - 07:18 PM
Hi there,
If you are still experiencing some shaking sensation on the front right/passenger side of your car despite replacing various components already, here are the possible causes:
1. Tire issue. Improperly balanced or misaligned tires/wheels will cause vibrations/shaking at certain speeds.
2. Wheel alignment. Have your car aligned at a reputable auto repair shop to make sure they have accurate equipment to calibrate the alignment. Misaligned wheels will cause instability and shaking at random speeds.
3. Steering/Suspension components. The control arm ball joints or tie rods could be worn out already. The strut assembly could be defective or has signs of wear and tear.
4. Brakes issues. A slightly warped brake disc could cause shaking or vibration.
5. A bad motor mount on the passenger side.
I hope this helps!
Jul 31, 2023 - 03:01 AM
Start with tire and suspension. Then check brake pads, check rotor for lateral run out. Rotor could be warped. Make sure mounting hub for rotor is clean. Had some rust causing lateral run out on one of my cars which would make the brake pedal pulse.
Jul 31, 2023 - 06:37 PM
Check your tires ,the very well be out of balance.....
Aug 07, 2023 - 06:54 AM
It could be that the rim is bent have you tried changing the tires around see if you feel a change?
Aug 15, 2023 - 01:05 PM
Sounds like your rotors might be warped. You could have them turned at a shop or replace both of the front rotors.
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