The front tires vibrate when you drive at speeds between 40 and 55. The car must also be going between 2000-3000 rpm to feel the vibration. If you drive the car at a slower rpm, around 2000 there is no vibration, it only happens when the car is going into overdrive at that speed and rmps. Once the car has reached the rpm to go into overdrive, the vibration goes away. In my case I replaced the original tires, thinking it was due to replace.
You bring it to the dealer and they think its the balance or maybe the alignment but it is not.
The front tires vibrate when you drive at speeds between 40 and 55. The car must also be going between 2000-3000 rpm to feel the vibration. If you drive the car at a slower rpm, around 2000 there is no vibration, it only happens when the car is going into overdrive at that speed and rmps. Once the car has reached the rpm to go into overdrive, the vibration goes away. In my case I replaced the original tires, thinking it was due to replace.
You bring it to the dealer and they think its the balance or maybe the alignment but it is not.
- Mr. G., la Mirada, CA, US