Ugh. I'm traveling on the highway last night and I get the car up to speed and I start feeling a vibration in the car at 50mph. It got really bad at 60-65mph. It actually felt like a wheel was wobbling and it was going to fall off. I wasn't hearing any grinding or slapping noises. When I let the clutch in, the vibe continued, it is vehicle speed related.
I parked the car and Complained about it to my friends. The next morning I went to work and got the car up to 55mph. I didn't really feel the vibe as bad as it was the night before. Although I didn't get it up to 60-65 where it was really bad.
I know my tires are old, but can they all of a sudden vibrate really bad like that? I mean the whole car was shaking I couldn't even make out the numbers on the dashboard!!!
Could it be my 11 month old Aluminum Driveshaft with spicer U-joints?
Or maybe it could have been that there was some snow packed in my wheel well and rim that threw it off balance and when it melted things got back to nomal?
I hope it's not the driveshaft. Is there a way to tell if the vibe is driveshaft related different than tire vibe?
I parked the car and Complained about it to my friends. The next morning I went to work and got the car up to 55mph. I didn't really feel the vibe as bad as it was the night before. Although I didn't get it up to 60-65 where it was really bad.
I know my tires are old, but can they all of a sudden vibrate really bad like that? I mean the whole car was shaking I couldn't even make out the numbers on the dashboard!!!
Could it be my 11 month old Aluminum Driveshaft with spicer U-joints?
Or maybe it could have been that there was some snow packed in my wheel well and rim that threw it off balance and when it melted things got back to nomal?
I hope it's not the driveshaft. Is there a way to tell if the vibe is driveshaft related different than tire vibe?