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Submitted 64 days ago...

VaseVine161

VaseVine161

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Whats wrong with my car?

My car when it gets up to about 60mph it starts to whobble side to side what problem chould it be?

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Answer 1 / 9 - Submitted 59 days ago...

justins86

justins86

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There are a number of things that could cause this. You could need your tires balanced and rotated, you could have a bad ball joint, you could have a warped rotor, you could have bad tie rods, etc. Most likely you have a tire out of balance.

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Answer 2 / 9 - Submitted 58 days ago...

ken1

ken1

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At 60 mph when you develop a wobble it generally means that you have a bad tire.

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Answer 4 / 9 - Submitted 51 days ago...

Dustwalker14

Dustwalker14

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Tire balance, damaged suspension components, or the vehicle needs an alignment.

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Answer 5 / 9 - Submitted 48 days ago...

mactiti

mactiti

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Sounds like a separated tire , it should do it at 10-15 mph also

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Answer 6 / 9 - Submitted 38 days ago...

YEEEEEEEEhaw

YEEEEEEEEhaw

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Sounds like your alignment is off. You probably just need to rotate your tires.

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Answer 7 / 9 - Submitted 38 days ago...

mactiti

mactiti

Professor (1,106)

Does the steering wheel shake at 60,or the whole car?
if the steering wheel does its in front , if not ,rear (tires , rims, ect)

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Answer 8 / 9 - Submitted 38 days ago...

Neptune

Neptune

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I would say you have a bad tie rod(s). Fortunately it's not an expensive repair.

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Answer 9 / 9 - Submitted 37 days ago...

Bahrain447

Bahrain447

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Has YEEEEEEEEhaw says. Your tires are way out balanced and alignment.

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