According to Motor Magazine, some mystery vibrations can be a sign of big problems in a vehicle. Following a good diagnosis process can ensure that the problem does not recur. Start by inspecting tire tread, rotating and balancing, and then move your inspection inward. Drive axles and unbalanced or worn inner joints and bearings could be a major problem that gets overlooked. Pay attention to whether or not the car has a dynamic damper, it’s condition and the quirks of an automatic versus manual transmission.
Dealer Diagnosis: How to Handle Front-End Vibrations at Higher Speeds
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